Dallas Cowboys News and Rumors
Cowboys Move Quickly; Hire Kiffin To Replace Ryan As DCMatt Loede, cowboysgab.com The Cowboys made a move from one known DC to another this week, as Friday the team announced the hiring of former Tampa Bay defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. Kiffin replaces Rob Ryan, who was fired earlier this week in somewhat of a surprising move. T… |
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Barry Horn / Reporter, dallasnews.com Fox has slipped Thom Brennaman and Brian Billick into its No. 2 NFL booth this playoff weekend. They are replacing incumbents Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston and Tony Siragusa, who have drawn playoff duty for years. Brennaman and Billick will call Sunday’s… |
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Barry Horn / Reporter, dallasnews.com The Cowboys finished the season averaging a 29.4 rating in Dallas-Fort Worth, down about 10 percent from 2011’s 32.8 average. If you think Jerry Jones doesn’t pay close attention to ratings, think again. … The North Carolina-based National Sportscas… |
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Doug Farrar, yahoo.com It took a bit longer than five minutes for him to find a new job, but not too much longer in the grand scheme of things. Three days after he was fired by the Dallas Cowboys, longtime NFL defensive coordinator Rob Ryan may have been hired by the St. Loui… |
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SportsDayDFW sports, dallasnews.com Legendary Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton’s wife, Patsy, passed away Tuesday. At a memorial service in Tulsa on Friday, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made the trip to pay his respects. Jones spoke to the Tulsa World about his relationship with the Suttonâ… |
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Judy Battista, nytimes.com Judy Battista, the N.F.L. reporter for The Times, answers questions from readers. |
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SportsDayDFW sports, dallasnews.com WASHINGTON - The Hogettes will oink no more. The group of male fans who have cheered on the Washington Redskins for three decades while wearing dresses, floppy hats and pig snouts announced Friday that the group is retiring. The Hogettes said on their w |
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Rainer Sabin / Reporter, dallasnews.com Three men with direct connections to the Cowboys are among 15 finalists under consideration for enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013. Former offensive lineman Larry Allen, defensive end/linebacker Charles Haley and head coach Bi… |
