Bob Sturm

The Cowboys lost another game they simply could not lose and this all feels a bit familiar.

Sometimes a team having your number just doesn’t really make a whole lot of sense.

The return of Agent Zero leads to a showing that was both good and bad – just like he was.

The Cowboys may have discovered the optimum offensive performance on Monday Night.

The Cowboys finally prioritize the thing that they must prioritize: Linemen Lead The Way.

Why can’t these two teams just be normal once in a while? Both coaches need this one.

After an infinite number of false dawns, the Mavs now move bravely on a different path.

Explosive plays and third-down conversions continue to hold this defense back for now.

They don’t seem close to what they were promised to be and resemble the mess of 2012.

Dallas has an offensive problem and the situation is getting dire as Cowboys fall to 2-4.

When the Cowboys visits the Pack, they will find so much that reminds them of themselves.

The first five weeks of the Christian Parker era are disappointing and changes are here.

Dallas needed their top players to be their top players, and they came up short.

The Red River again shows that you throw the records (and point spread) out that window.

The Cowboys fell on their faces in a situation that can’t be excused as Tampa gets a win.

With Tampa Bay here, we look back at the can’t miss profile of the great Vita Vea.

Yes, it is a trap game! But, not sure Jalon Daniels and Winless Tampa Bay can set one.

The Cowboys defense is making some improvements, but many, many more are required.

The Cowboys have a weapon they use in all sorts of ways and Houston had no ideas left.

The Cowboys had to leave Houston with a win and they used a big second half to earn it.