Danny Amendola News

Five seasons removed from the Wes Welker-era, and with dependable return man Danny Amendola pursuing his NFL dream, Texas Tech students and fans may have new reason to stay excited about the return game.

Some might have expected a slam dunk for Donnie Carona in Texas Tech's kicker competition since the Red Raiders signed him to a scholarship coming out of high school.

Scoop: Danny Amendola, the free-agent wide receiver from Texas Tech, is expected to get lots of face time.

Danny Amendola is currently in preseason camp with the Dallas Cowboys. Texas Tech kicks off the 2008 season in 20 days against Eastern Washington at Jones AT&T Stadium.

RedRaiders.com has a brand new look, check it out. DTN's Top Eight: Both LAJ's Don Williams and DMN's Brandon George filed practice reports, I flipped a coin and went with George's report first, then Williams.

With two bona fide Heisman Trophy candidates and 18 starters returning from last year's 9-4 season, there's an unquestionable buzz hovering around the Texas Tech football program.

It appears that Cowboys coaches are giving free agent pickup Danny Amendola every chance in the world to make the 53-man roster.

BRANDON ADKINS, VERNON, TX: What is wide receiver Danny Amendola's chance of making the final cut? How is he doing in camp? Nick: I think he's got a decent chance of making it, but he's going to need some good ...

TIP to Flags Over Raiderland for finding this cool story . Very cool . If anyone is wanting to follow Danny Amendola or Zack Thomas this year, then I need to point you to Blogging The Boys and former high ...

Every year, for any team at training camp there are quite a few undrafted hopefuls vying for a roster spot and steals the spotlight.

Hard Knocks always finds an undrafted dude with a realistic shot at making the roster.

Hard Knocks always finds an undrafted dude with a realistic shot at making the roster.

Just moments before he would step onto a podium and reveal that wide receiver Terry Glenn is no longer a Dallas Cowboy, owner Jerry Jones stood staring at the practice field, looking for a savior.

Just moments before he would step onto a podium and reveal that wide receiver Terry Glenn is no longer a Dallas Cowboy, owner Jerry Jones stood staring at the practice field, looking for a savior.

Two days ago, the Red Raiders were one of the first teams to go in front of the microphones in Kansas City for the Big XII's annual media week.

WR Mike Crabtree, a unanimous consensus All-American, doesn't show any signs of having a sophomore slump after his breakout season as a redshirt freshman.

Speaking of former Texas Tech standouts... Cowboys rookie Danny Amendola was talking with reporters today and was grilled about some of his favorite interests.

After finishing 2nd in the nation in yards per game and 7th in the nation in points per game, one would think the Red Raider offense would have little room for improvement. via Rivals.com

“Make the team. Not the practice squad. I want to make the team. That's what I'm here to do. I want to prove that I belong here and that I'm good enough to be on this football team.”

In the first year of Jason Garrett's reign as Cowboys offensive coordinator, we saw a variety of new and unique plays from the playbook. via Dallas Cowboys

Here's what we know after the Cowboys' first rookie minicamp last week: If Danny Amendola makes it, he should remember Wes Welker in his will; Jerry Jones offers more second chances than a tent revival; and the ... via Dallas Morning News