Jason Hatcher News

Yo. Thanks to all who joined in the live video mailbag yesterday. Went a lot better this time .

Earlier this month, CBS Sports' NFL insider Pat Kirwin penned an article in which he looked at the rate in which NFL teams generate third down sacks.

A study released today by the Center for Disease Control reports that use of the phrases "That's a good question" and "good question" has reached epidemic proportions.

Much debate has arisen this off-season over the Cowboys current lack of team leadership, and it's recent public unveiling from within the Cowboys own locker room.

Cowboys coach Jason Garrett spent last season emphasizing a "Swing the Bat" philosophy with his players, awarding an engraved Louisville Slugger as the top individual honor after each win.

But head coach Jason Garrett noted that the first session of organized team activities Tuesday marked "the first official day of football practice." That much was obvious when Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher flashed a smile at the Taste of the NFL event he hosted and announced, "I'm ready to roll." Hatcher recalled the complications created by ... (more)

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware had a family commitment that kept him from playing co-host to the Taste of the NFL, so defensive end Jason Hatcher was the only current player onstage at the eighth annual event Sunday night.

When Jason Hatcher's name was last in the news, the Cowboys defensive end helped manufacture headlines with an eyebrow-raising response he gave after being asked by a local radio host to identify the team's leaders.

The Cowboys' second-year defensive line coach has a teaching style that matches the ill temperaments in the trenches.

Comment From William ... Brandon, it seems to me that defensive line is the area where the Cowboys must improve to possibly win the division.

The Dallas Cowboys are in the process of upgrading their defensive line. Still, most of the media and fan focus since the draft has been on what they didn't accomplish in this area.

After an aggressive free agency campaign and solid draft, the Dallas Cowboys ' offseason should be labeled as a success.

The Cowboys did everything they could to make significant repairs to the Defense that ended up costing them 5 games at the end of the 2011 season.

After taking a good look at the Cowboys current roster, it appears to me that the Cowboys have put themselves in a very good position when it comes to contracts the next few seasons.

The Dallas Cowboys knew third-round pick Tyrone Crawford had a heart murmur when the team drafted him in April, but that didn't stop the Boise State product from participating in Dallas' rookie minicamp.

When the Cowboys drafted Boise State defensive lineman Tyrone Crawford with their 81st overall pick, I initially liked the decision to address the defensive line.

National experts have been critical recently of the lack of leadership in the Cowboys' locker room.

The most important part of each season may be the daily practice grind in July and August, when a team is truly built.