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Former Carroll star hopes to catch on with Cowboys
By BLAKE HURTIK CARROLLTON - Almost every kid who straps on shoulder pads and a helmet in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has dreams of one day playing for the Dallas Cowboys.
Notes: Phillips Wants Sustained Focus From Team
The message was clear from Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips on the final day of mini-camp: Off-season practice is over, but the challenge is just beginning.
Mailbag: Is There Room For Just A Long Snapper?
JAY KAPIKO HAMPSTEAD, NC: With the focus on special teams and the only way some of the players can make the team this year is to contribute in a variety of ways, do you see some of the rookies or free agents helping at the long snap position? If we are carrying two kickers to the game each week, it seems like we would look to avoid carrying a long ...
Dallas Cowboys continue to test 'Razorbacka offense
The Dallas Cowboys continued to work on the "Razorback," their version of the "Wildcat" offense, in practice.
Notes: Cowboys Trying To Move Past Owens Saga
No. 81 returned to practice Thursday at Standridge Field, the Cowboys' temporary practice site located just a couple of miles down the road from Valley Ranch.
Felix Jones to be primary weapon in Cowboysa 'Razorbacka offense
The Dallas Cowboys unveiled the "Wildcat" offense during organized team activities Thursday at Standridge Stadium.
Revised really ridiculously premature 53-man roster projection
After watching two OTA workouts -- and getting the news that Greg Ellis is as good as gone -- it's time to tweak the 53-man roster projection.
Dallas Cowboys could have more money for Ware
Greg Ellis has been like a brother to DeMarcus Ware. One of the lessons he imparted to Ware is to always do what is best for his longevity, security and family.
Jerry Jones pleased with WR Roy Williams' progress
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he is excited about wide receiver Roy Williams' progress.
Mailbag: How Many Rookies Can Make The Team?
JEREMY SPENCER SAN ANGELO, TX: So of these new draft picks, how many could actually make the team? Seems like the Cowboys signed a free agent for every player lost in the off-season. Also, you keep the best players on the team that can contribute on offense or defense, and the backups are supposed to learn to play special teams.
Notes: Cowboys Like What They See From Rookies
No pads. No tackling. And not even half of the entire roster. Just helmets and shorts for the 27 first-year veterans and rookies at the Cowboys' mini-camp at Valley Ranch.
Transition to LB won't be smooth for ex-TCU safety Stephen Hodge
Sixth-round pick Stephen Hodge shouldn't have any problems making an immediate impact on special teams.
Chiefs trade Gonzalez to Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons boosted their hopes for another trip to the playoffs by acquiring tight end Tony Gonzalez from the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday for a draft pick next year.
Arizona State QB Carpenter among Cowboys' undrafted rookie free agents
MAC ENGEL After adding 12 players in the draft, there wasn't much room for the Dallas Cowboys to sign undrafted free agents, and they are keeping the number low.
WR Williams has Jones impressed
Williams has been working out four days a week at Valley Ranch and is developing a strong chemistry with quarterback Tony Romo.
NFL Capsules: Cowboys owner Jones expects antsy draft wait
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones knows he will be feeling antsy Saturday waiting through the first round and deep into the second for his chance to finally make a pick in the NFL draft.
Cowboys sign 3 free agents, including WR Austin
The Dallas Cowboys have signed their final three free agents: receiver Miles Austin, running back Alonzo Coleman and tight end Rodney Hannah.
Once Again, Tight End Not A Top Priority
IRVING, Texas - Tight end wasn't a high draft priority for the Cowboys last year, either.
Cowboys to do light shopping Team is looking to upgrade but will go with prudent approach
Free Agency started at 11:01 p.m. Thursday across the NFL , but the Cowboys will not be busting through the doors for the most expensive players.
Notes: Garrett, Sherman Facing Competition
Cowboys assistant head coach/offensive coordinator Jason Garrett and wide receivers coach Ray Sherman have emerged as candidates for respective head coaching vacancies over the last 10 days.