Tony Romo News

NOVEMBER 18: Tony Romo of the Dallas Cowboys looks downfield for a receiver under pressure from John Hughes #93 of the Cleveland Browns at Cowboys Stadium.

Dallas Cowboys brass, owner and Jerry Jones in particular, have said all offseason that Tony Romo will have an increased role in offensive gameplanning in 2013 and beyond, but head coach Jason Garrett doesn't seem to believe the signal caller's role will be all that different from previous years.

Former Tarleton State quarterback Nick Stephens didn't give up on his dream after failing to stick with the Tennessee Titans out of training camp last summer.

The Dallas Cowboys finished with identical 8-8 records in 2011 and 2012 finishing 3rd in the NFC East and missing the playoffs both years.

After failing to catch on with either the Tennessee Titans or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2012, former Flower Mound and Tarleton State quarterback Nick Stephens is looking to catch on with his hometown Cowboys.

Terrance Williams #83 receives a pass against B.W. Webb #20 during the Dallas Cowboys Rookie Minicamp at the Dallas Cowboys Valley Ranch Headquarters on May 10, 2013 in Irving, Texas.

It's always nice to be pleasantly surprised from players who produce unanticipated results.

Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray said his physical running style will remain the same, despite a new NFL rule that will penalize ball carriers for leading with their helmets.

So what does Jerry Jones mean exactly when he says Tony Romo will be putting in " Peyton Manning -type time" at the Dallas Cowboys facility after signing his contract extension ? The Cowboys owner/general manager shed some light on his thinking during a Monday call-in spot on Sirius XM Radio with NFL.com senior analyst Gil Brandt.

Quarterbacks are the NFL's most valuable currency, because teams that don't have a quality starter have zero chance to win in today's league.

After watching the afternoon session of rookie minicamp on Friday, Jerry Jones walked by reporters at Valley Ranch and initially declined interview requests, saying he was too busy.

NFL analyst: Cowboys' Dez Bryant scoring 20 touchdowns this season is 'possible' - DMN The DMN transcribed an NFL Live show in which Teddy Bruschi and Ryan Clark discussed what to expect from Dez Bryant Bruschi : "Well, in the tail end of 2012, he had 10 touchdowns in eight games.

The Dallas Cowboys decided to snap up a local product with the 74th pick in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft by selecting former Baylor Bears standout Terrance Williams, and the 6'2", 208 pound wide receiver should be able to lock up the No.

The Cowboys have a storied history of finding players among the ranks of the undrafted college free agents.

Dallas wrapped up the rookie minicamp on Saturday. Here is a look at some of what came out on day 2. The second day of the Dallas Cowboys rookie mincamp is in the books.

Nick Stephens didn't give up on his dream after failing to stick with the Tennessee Titans out of training camp last summer.

The misfortunes of this unit have been well documented by almost every analyst in the country including the hometown guys on DallasCowboys.com . Why do we all keep beating a dead horse? Well maybe it's because the underachievement by this "oh-so-important" piece in this offense have held this team back in recent memory.

Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo became the fifth-highest paid player in the NFL last month by signing a six-year, $108 million contract extension that will keep him in Dallas through 2019.

Travis Frederick wants to show critics the Dallas Cowboys weren't crazy when they drafted him in the first round.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said his comments about quarterback Tony Romo being more involved in the offense and personnel decisions and spending Peyton Manning-time at the team's Valley Ranch head quarters was more about his natural evolution as an important figure with organization than a suggestion that he wasn't already doing enough.