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Cowboys right tackle La’el Collins was suspended by the league after he reportedly tried to bribe an NFL drug test collector.

The NFL has not said whether it plans to honor America or the 13 service members who recently lost their lives in Afghanistan during the Thursday night season opener between the Cowboys and the Buccaneers, according to the Association of Mature Citizens (AMAC).

Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones has declared that taking the coronavirus vaccine is for “the common good,” according to a report.

Hall of Famer and three-time Super Bowl champion Michael Irvin says that players who refuse to get the coronavirus vaccine, must believe there are things more important than winning. 

The NFL is looking for media properties to buy-in and “invest” in its NFL Network to help it foot the bills.

The Dallas Cowboys may call themselves “America’s Team, but Texas Native and Cardinals QB Kyler Murray is no fan of them, and he needs only four words, including one expletive, to explain why.

Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott was cited Thursday after three of his dogs got loose and put two people in the hospital.

Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones has donated $20 million to help fund the new National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas.

The Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott have finally agreed on the richest contract in club history, two years after negotiations first started with the star quarterback.

Deion Sanders claimed his personal belongings were stolen during his college coaching debut, leaving him with “mixed emotions.”

The Football Hall of Fame says it intends to host a full stadium of fans for its 2021 Hall of Fame Game.

The NFL has given the Tennessee Titans the green light to wear a helmet decal honoring police and other first responders.

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — The College Football Playoff semifinal scheduled for the Rose Bowl will be moved to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Despite the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day tradition, the league’s Thanksgiving TV ratings fell seven percent over last year’s numbers.

Markus Paul, the Dallas Cowboys strength and conditioning coach who had to be rushed to a Dallas-area hospital on Tuesday after suffering a medical emergency, has died.

FS1 commentator Shannon Sharpe has accused Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy of using a racist motivational stunt by smashing watermelons in front of his players.

The Dallas Cowboys canceled practice on Tuesday due to a non-Covid medical emergency, Pro Football Talk reports.

Eight people claimed to be at AT&T Stadium in Arlington before contracting the Chinese coronavirus in October and November, WFAA reported. Tarrant County, where the stadium is located, reported 2,112 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, setting a single-day record. Texas now has over 1 million cases.

The Dallas Cowboys have been known as “America’s Team” for more than 40 years. However, Steelers fans’ takeover of AT&T Stadium in Dallas this weekend has Ben Roethlisberger thinking that a newer and larger title might be in order for his team.

Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones unleashed a high level of frustration with the team, player injuries, and the coronavirus, when he told a local radio host to “shut up” on Tuesday.

The Cowboys quarterback situation went from bad to worse on Sunday, after Andy Dalton was knocked out of the game against the Washington Football Team following a brutal helmet-to-helmet hit.

If the executives at ESPN thought that having the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football would help their viewership, they were very mistaken.

Those of you who are among the faint of heart, gird yourselves.

Cowboys defensive lineman probably expected to get a fair amount of backlash over his dangerous tackle of Seattle’s Chris Carson.

The Seattle Seahawks had a touchdown after an incredible deep ball throw from quarterback Russell Wilson. They had that touchdown, until Dallas’ Trevon Diggs took it away.

Only one Cowboy has knelt for the national anthem. However, Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith says that if he were still playing, there would be one more.

We’ve come a very long way from, if we don’t stand, we won’t play.

The Sunday Night Football clash between the Rams and the Cowboys was supposed to halt the ratings crash the NFL has experienced so far in the 2020 season.

It’s possible that no one has done more of a turnaround on their anthem stance, than Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones. In 2017, Jones said that if any of his players protested, the Cowboys would not play. Fast-forward nearly three years and now Jones says that the anthem protests are an “ask for help.”

Eric Trump gave a grim prognostication for the future of the NFL on Sunday night, after learning that the Dallas Cowboys gave their players the okay to protest. In fact, the president’s son tweeted that, for him, “Football is officially dead.”

Jerry Jones has been searching for a “graceful” solution on the issue of whether the Cowboys kneel or stand during the national anthem. Though, if his starting quarterback has anything to say about it, players will be making up their own minds.

NFL legend Terrell Owens says he is afraid of being a black man in America because black men are “getting killed at an alarming rate.”

Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones is reportedly looking for compromise, when it comes to how his team conducts themselves during the playing of the national anthem in 2020.

Two years ago, Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones said that if any of his players knelt for the national anthem, the Cowboys would not play. Now, Jerry Jones is saying times have changed, and so might the Cowboys anthem stance.

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has written a letter to authorities in Texas advocating for the release of death row inmate Julius Jones.

A group of players for each of the NFL’s two Texas-based teams, have reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus.