Lawrence Vickers News

In Part 1 of this look at the long range strategy of the Dallas Cowboys , I talked about the partnership of Stephen Jones and Jason Garrett and some of the things I think that they have accomplished so far.

The Dallas Cowboys completed Day Three of their first set of Offseason Training Activities yesterday, and will take the weekend off before returning to Valley Ranch next Tuesday to go at it again.

RB coach Skip Peete: It'll take until training camp before Murray, Vickers can get on same page for Cowboys But it will take until training camp at the earliest before Murray can try to do the same with new fullback Lawrence Vickers, says running backs coach Skip Peete.

Although it's hard to look back to the 2011 season without feeling anger and disappointment, the Dallas Cowboys must continue to focus on the task at hand as they retool for the 2012 season.

This week, Jason Garrett will do something for the first time: Lead his players through one of three organized team activities.

Aug 15, 2010; Oxnard, CA, USA; Vince Lombardi Super Bowl trophies on display at Dallas Cowboys training camp at River Ridge field.

During the 2011 season, the Dallas Cowboys brought new definition to the phrase failure to close out games.

There is no position as unassumingly demanding and oft forgotten as the NFL fullback.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is a realist - he called himself that on Saturday - so he knows the position his team is in heading into his 10th NFL season.

In my last post , I tried to look at the chances different players from the Dallas Cowboys rookie minicamp had of making the final roster this year.

By now we've all come to the realization that last season could have gone much better than it did for the Dallas Cowboys.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said his team filed "a real good brief" in its challenge of a $10 million salary cap reduction by the NFL, and followed the rules before being penalized.

Wow, Cowboys fans, it's been a crazy two months of non-football. The Cowboys hauled in an impressive and inexpensive Free Agency crop, and Jerry Jones pulled a Jerry to move up in the draft for the flashiest thing there other than Andrew Luck's neck-beard and RGIII's socks.

Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray told the Cowboys' Fan Fest in San Antonio on Sunday that he's fully recovered from a broken ankle that ended his rookie year early.

Am I the only one that feels like the rookie minicamp was just a tease? After a couple of days of something actually happening, with real live football players working out at the Dallas Cowboys facility in Valley Ranch, I am feeling withdrawal pains.

Free agency and the draft have come and gone. Holes have been plugged on both sides of the ball by a very good offseason addition period orchestrated by the front office.

One of the burdens of being a Dallas Cowboys fan is that you constantly find yourself bombarded by long-running, usually outdated, inaccurate memes.

It is exciting to see the new talent that the Dallas Cowboys have acquired through the draft and as UDFAs.

Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray was the talk of the NFL and on his way to stardom in 2011 until a broken ankle derailed his record-breaking rookie season.