Cowboys Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

The Cowboys went into OTAs and minicamps looking develop an identity on offense.

The departure of Terrell Owens means the Cowboys will not have the same wide-open offense they did in the past. His replacement as the lead receiver, Roy Williams, is more a mid-range threat than a downfield target.

Also the Cowboys plan to concentrate more on two-tight end sets with Jason Witten and Martellus Bennett. The biggest weapons are in the backfield with running backs Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice.

Look for the Cowboys to be more ground-oriented. They have sets where they will feature Barber and Jones in the backfield together, and clearly are focused on finding ways to get the speedy Jones the ball in the open field.

They also are experimenting with…

Giants’ Brandon Jacobs Rips Tony Romo: “He’s Not That Good”

As we all know by now, New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs loves to talk trash.

Depth Perceptions: Dallas Cowboys’ Wide Receivers and Tight Ends

All the hype, the pomp and circumstance, the camera lights that shine so bright on the Dallas Cowboys were a detriment in 2008.

Ex-Cowboys LB Ellis: Ware hid so I could play

According to former Cowboys linebacker Greg Ellis , DeMarcus Ware played hide and seek with the Dallas coaching staff during games last season to help Ellis get more playing time.

Dallas lawyer is collecting information on collapse of Cowboys practice facility
The attorney represents a team scouting assistant left paralyzed in the incident.

Area children learn the Cowboy way

It was a day of training for some 400 children and teenagers as they learned what it’s like to play football with the Dallas Cowboys.

Cowboys hold football camp for Valley children
Families from throughout the city made their way to the Brownsville Sports Park so children could attend the Dallas Cowboys Football Camp, held Thursday to benefit the United Way of Southern Cameron County.

Area children learn the Cowboy way
It was a day of training for some 400 children and teenagers as they learned what it’s like to play football with the Dallas Cowboys.

Jaklewicz: Carter turns vanishing act into permanent vacation
Reporter-News photo by Thomas Metthe Abilene Ruff Riders quarterback Quincy Carter takes a drink while getting instruction from head coach Gerald Dockery during a timeout in the second quarter of the Ruff Riders’ first game against the Odessa Roughnecks Monday, April 6, 2009, at the Taylor County Coliseum.

Cowboys aren’t targeted as litigation over facility collapse begins (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)
Litigation over the Dallas Cowboys practice facility collapse is about to begin. But there’s no official sign that anyone is targeting the team.

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Cowboys give young boy dream day (The National Sports Review)
Many sports fans dream of meeting their favorite athlete. One young boy, who has a serious illness, lived that dream. Six-year-old Ian Gregory traveled with his father, Shane, and his sister from Canyon, Texas near Amarillo, to meet the Dallas Cowboys at Valley Ranch, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Ian has been diagnosed with T-Cell lymphoma, a [...]

BYU vs. Oklahoma game contract: Alcohol will flow freely until half - Salt Lake Tribune
Brigham Young University students and fans hold the distinction of being the “most stone-cold sober” in the country, according to the Princeton Review . But when the Cougars play against Oklahoma at the new Dallas Cowboys stadium in Arlington, Texas …

Cowboys' ticket prices will test fan economics Portales News-Tribune Jones last month unveiled the $1.15 billion palace — built with a sizable and involuntary contribution from taxpayers — where his Dallas Cowboys will be … 'Jerry Dome' lives up to its billingMuskogee Daily Phoenix all 2 news articles »

Debating the greatest living Dallas Cowboy - Fort Worth Star Telegram

Debating the greatest living Dallas Cowboy Fort Worth Star Telegram Bob Lilly was the heart of the Cowboys' Doomsday Defense, their first draft pick and their first Hall of Famer. For example, the mythical title … and more »

Cowboys Stadium site in Arlington isn't expected to be used for … - Dallas Morning News

Cowboys Stadium site in Arlington isn't expected to be used for … Dallas Morning News City Attorney Jay Doegey said that standard language in contracts with the Dallas Cowboys probably would prohibit drilling under the team's new stadium. … and more »

Debating the greatest living Dallas Cowboy
The “Greatest Living Cowboy” debate evokes great passion from fans, and a lot of possibilities.

We’ve known this for some time now, but Tiger Woods is playing in the AT&T National Pro-Am today with Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo as well as House Minority Leader John Boehner .

Editorial: Introducing … your new Cowboys Stadium

It’s nice to know that, in these difficult economic times, there is help out there for poor souls like … Jerry Jones? Jones earlier this month unveiled the $1.15 billion palace - built with a sizable and involuntary contribution from taxpayers - where his Dallas Cowboys will be playing football for the foreseeable future.

Dallas Cowboys help restore man’s stolen memorabilia

Dallas Cowboys players Cory Proctor and Bradie James visit Butch Franklin, a mentally disabled man who lost items from his sports collection, including Cowboys memorabilia, when his apartment was burglarized.

NFL Outsider Season Preview 2009: Dallas Cowboys

Bryson from Dallas Cowboys Nation chimes in on the Cowboys ‘ latest. Check in on other teams here .

Dallas Cowboys fan who lost items to thieves scores big - Dallas Morning News
CARROLLTON – Butch Franklin is a man of few words, but there was no need to say anything Monday. His face said it all. Franklin was all smiles when he saw a table covered with autographed pictures, posters and cards of Dallas Cowboys stars. And his …

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Rep. John Boehner partners with Tiger Woods, quarterback Tony Romo at … - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rep. John Boehner may be a celebrity around Congress, but the House Republican Leader’s cache apparently didn’t extend to Maryland’s Congressional Country Club on Wednesday when he was part of a golf foursome with superstar Tiger Woods and Dallas …

Michigan Announces New Partnership With eSports Partners, Inc.
The University of Michigan Athletic Department and eSports Partners, Inc., a leader in sports merchandise solutions, announced today a multi-year agreement to operate all merchandise operations as the official Athletic Department merchandise partner.

Dallas Insurance Agent Engaged to ‘The Bachelor’ Winner Rycroft
When “The Bachelor” winner Melissa Rycroft got jilted for the runner-up, she returned the engagement ring — and walked off the set.

Jess Sings For Tony, Tiger
Jessica Simpson at the AT&T National golf tournament at Congressional Country Club, Wednesday, July 1, 2009, in Bethesda, Md.

Tiger wants to be ‘greedy host’ at Congressional
It’s not often that a player is bold enough to challenge Tiger Woods on the golf course.

The Dallas Cowboys Are Actually Good People
Dallas Cowboys: Thieves broke into the home of a mentally disabled man and stole all of his prized Cowboys memorabilia.