Monte Kiffin Will Make A Change Cowboy Fans Will Love

Monte Kiffin maybe 72 years old, but he is a defensive guru and he will take over the Cowboys defense in 2013. The Dallas Cowboys is getting a coach that has proven he can coach defenses. He will bring in his famed Tampa 2 defense that changed the Tampa Bay Buccaneers fortunes and got them a Super Bowl win. For Kiffin it let's him get back to the NFL where he loves to coach. What many people are overlooking is the addition of Rod Marinelli as well.

Marinelli is a great line coach and also will have an impact on the Dallas Cowboys defense. One of the problems the Cowboys had last year was stopping teams. With Kiffin and Marinelli in place the Cowboys have some great defensive minds on their staff. Look for the Cowboys to be much different and much better. It may take Kiffin and Marinelli a year or two, but it will be worth the wait as both know their craft very well.

Dallas Cowboys Have An Uphill Climb After Miami Thanksgiving Game

The Dallas Cowboys are focused on their game against Miami, but looking ahead the road could be a tough one for America's Team. Dallas has Miami on Thanksgiving followed by a road game at Arizona. The Cardinals are not playing well, but playing in Arizona is never an easy game. Once the Ariza game is done they have four tough games. Two against the New York Giants, one against the Eagles and a game in Tampa. The Buccaneers will not be a pushover in Tampa by any means.

Dallas controls their own destiny especially if they can get a win against the Dolphins. It is always better that you can control your own destiny than have to hope someone else loses for you. The Cowboys have a chance to do something special and the last four games will tell us a lot about the 2011 Dallas Cowboys football team. Beating the Giants is always tough and the Eagles will not be a pushover either. Tampa Bay will be fighting for a playoff spot, and are always tough at home. No matter what it will be fun to watch.

Can The Cowboys Stuff The Dolphins

Now the wins may not be pretty, but the Dallas Cowboys will take them as they come. Beating Washington last week was huge, and this week they have another tough test. The Miami Dolphins come into town and on paper they may not look that great, but they have won three games in a row. Miami has nothing to lose and will do whatever it takes to keep their winning streak going. This is why the Dallas Cowboys have to be very careful with Miami.

The Dolphins have been playing well on both sides of the ball lately. Matt Moore has been very accurate and is not turning the ball over. On defense Miami has really been playing well. The Dallas Cowboys will have their hands full as Miami has gained a lot of confidence in the last three weeks. This means this will be another dogfight for the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas and Tony Romo know every week is like that and they must continue to win and not worry about the critics that seem to be at every corner anymore. Every win gets them closer to a playoff spot and that is what Romo and the Boys are looking for. Taking it one game at a time is all you can do, and so far Romo and The Cowboys are doing well with that approach.

Patrick Crayton Wants Out And You Can't Blame Him

When the Dallas Cowboys drafted Dez Bryant many people thought it was a wake up call to Roy Williams. The truth is it will cut down the time Patrick Crayton will see on the field. It has already been cut down and grabbing Bryant was probably the final straw for Crayton. You really cannot blame Crayton for wanting out of Dallas. If he is kept around it will just to be used when the Cowboys have injuries and Crayton want's a full-time job. He has asked the Cowboys to trade him or release him, but so far nothing.

I honesty will be surprise if the Cowboys do cut him. He is a good insurance policy and the Cowboys understand this. Crayton really does not have a lot options from where he sits right now. In the end hopefully something will get worked out. Do not be surprised if he still is a Cowboy when regular camp opens up.

Roy Williams Is The Man Just Ask Him

Roy Williams is a piece of work. Instead of keeping quiet and just working hard to get better Williams has come out and said he is the man in Dallas. Williams stills thinks he will be a starter and best receiver on the team. Apparently, Roy Williams has not watch highlights of any of the past two seasons or he would not be saying that. Williams is a character that is for sure.

When asked about Dez Bryant Williams had an answer of course. Williams said Bryant will help us win like three more games. Oh if Roy Williams was just as good as he talks, the Dallas Cowboys would have won a Super Bowl with him. The bottom line is Roy Williams thinks he is the man and to bad no one else in the league or the Cowboys think that anymore.

Dallas Cowboys 2010 Schedule A Very Tough One

This season looking over the Dallas Cowboys schedule they have one of the toughest around. Besides divisional games which all will be tough this year at Green Bay, Minnesota, Arizona, and Indianapolis will be tough. Thanksgiving against New Orleans should be a real fun game to watch. The Cowboys will have a tough road to the playoffs this year. They will need to play even better than they did last year. In the road games the defense will need to step up if the Cowboys want chances to get road wins. Some of these road games are inside domes which makes it tough to play. No matter what the Cowboys will need to win the games they should and grab a couple on the road if they want to make the playoffs this year.


Preseason Schedule/Results
WK DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) TV
1 Sun, Aug 8 @ Cincinnati 8:00 PM
2 Thu, Aug 12 Oakland 9:00 PM
3 Sat, Aug 21 @ San Diego 9:00 PM
4 Sat, Aug 28 @ Houston 8:00 PM
5 Thu, Sep 2 Miami 8:00 PM

Regular Season Schedule/Results
WK DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) TV
1 Sun, Sep 12 @ Washington 8:20 PM NBC
2 Sun, Sep 19 Chicago 1:00 PM FOX
3 Sun, Sep 26 @ Houston 1:00 PM FOX
4 BYE WEEK
5 Sun, Oct 10 Tennessee 4:15 PM CBS
6 Sun, Oct 17 @ Minnesota 4:15 PM FOX
7 Mon, Oct 25 NY Giants 8:30 PM ESPN
8 Sun, Oct 31 Jacksonville 1:00 PM CBS
9 Sun, Nov 7 @ Green Bay 8:20 PM NBC
10 Sun, Nov 14 @ NY Giants 4:15 PM FOX
11 Sun, Nov 21 Detroit 1:00 PM FOX
12 Thu, Nov 25 New Orleans 4:15 PM FOX
13 Sun, Dec 5 @ Indianapolis 4:15 PM FOX
14 Sun, Dec 12 Philadelphia 8:20 PM NBC
15 Sun, Dec 19 Washington 1:00 PM FOX
16 Sat, Dec 25 @ Arizona 7:30 PM NFL
17 Sun, Jan 2 @ Philadelphia 1:00 PM FOX

Hey Dez Bryant Just Play Football Everything Else Will Work Out For The Best

Dez Bryant probably now wishes this would all go away. When he mentioned to the media about questions he was asked about his mom, he would have never guessed it would still be talked about. Instead of people talking about Dez Bryant and what he would like to accomplish in the NFL they still talk about his interview in Miami. Sometimes as a player it is best to keep what is said quiet until the time is right. I am sure he probably got some bad advice on when to talk about it.

Was the questioning out of line I guess that depends on who you talk too. Some people admit it was while others have said that it happens all the time. The one thing Dez Bryant has learned sometimes it is best to keep things to yourself. The press he has gotten about his mother has surpassed the real issue, what kind of football player he will be for the Dallas Cowboys. In the end for Bryant and the Dallas Cowboys what he does on the field matters more than what the media can ever talk about.