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We spoke to hosts from The Ticket and 97.1 The Eagle about what makes them say, “Only the effing Cowboys!”

With a much-needed bye week behind us, its hard to feel hopeful about what comes next.

With a team that might be better than last year’s NBA Finals squad, there are plenty of reasons to be excited.

Many Cowboys fans say they care only about playoff success. Guess they didn’t get excited about the game-winning touchdown in Pittsburgh.

The experts seem to think the Stars have a big season ahead of them. Here’s how to keep up.

We’ve grown accustomed to not understanding everything the Cowboys owner says, but we know he lied to us about Derrick Henry.

You’re might need at least a month’s worth of one of these two apps to see if the Cowboys can turn their season around this week.

Just try to prove us wrong.

The talented forward has spread her wings across the globe in recent months as she fights back from shoulder surgery.

Football season is great, but we’ve figured out how it could be even better for Dallas.

The eyes of the sports world will be on the Dallas Cowboys this season, but a few games in particular stand out.

The Texas Radio Hall of Famer is back and going big with a new podcast company.

Here’s a hint: You’ll probably need an app for that.

From an out-of-work soccer player at 23 to an NFL All-Pro rookie at 28, Brandon Aubrey has kicked a path all his own.

Fantasy football managers everywhere can now rejoice!

Hopefully Jerry Jones knows more about Transformers toys than the rest of us.

There’s a bit more to the sport than just clubbing your opponent.

The 28-year-old Serbian was considered a top CrossFit talent.

Watson is a favorite to win the first-ever gold medal awarded for speed climbing next week.

Is that a star on their helmets or a question mark?

With CeeDee Lamb waiting for a new contract, here are the biggest contract holdouts in Cowboys history.

There’s hope for Texas and Oklahoma, but the major changes in college football don’t mean much for most schools, especially in Texas.