Author: Julius Luchs

Mike McCarthy enters his third season as the head coach for the Dallas Cowboys. After a disappointing 2020 year, McCarthy led the team to a 12-5 record and an NFC East Division title.  Despite their impressive display, the Cowboys got eliminated by the San Fransisco 49ers in the divisional round at home. With 2022 in focus, McCarthy’s job could be in jeopardy. The hot seat rumors continue to swing around Dallas’ head coach, and he had something to say. It’s irritating that the first question you ask me has nothing to do with how I do my job. I show…

The Sooners continue to boom this month, adding corner Jasiah Wagoner. He chose Oklahoma over Texas, Oregon, and California. The four-star athlete the eighth commit in July for Brent Venables’ program. Wagoner received an offer from the University of Oklahoma in the spring. Since then, he has attended a camp and taken two unofficial visits to the Sooner’s campus. Co-defensive coordinator Jay Valai gets the nod for reeling in the cornerback prospect. Valai played college football at the University of Wisconsin. In the last six years, the former Badger has been a part of six different coaching jobs. In 2018,…

“What if” questions are always an intriguing topic to bring up in conversation. In the NFL Draft, not every prospect turns out to be what they are predicted to become. Let’s travel back six years. The Dallas Cowboys held the fourth overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. The Rams and Eagles picked two quarterbacks, and the Chargers selected defensive end Joey Bosa. Running backs and defensive backs were Dallas’ biggest needs going into Draft Day. When their pick arrived, they broke down their draft choice between corner Jalen Ramsey and running back Ezekiel Elliot. The Cowboys went with Elliot.…

In 62 years, the Dallas Cowboys have won five Super Bowls, two in the 1970s and three in the 90s. Although they are tied for the second most titles by any franchise, they have not raised the Lombardi trophy in 26 years. Finishing ringless as a player is a tough pill to swallow at the end of a career. Plenty of great talents spent their time with the Cowboys and never won a Super Bowl. With many Dallas players missing out on a Super Bowl opportunity, here are the top five best Cowboys without a ring. 5. Don Perkins At…

After a quiet start to their 2023 recruiting cycle, Stanford added their second prospect this week. Tight end Walker Lyons announced his pledge to David Shaw’s program. The four-star athlete becomes the Cardinal’s top verbal commit. He chose Stanford over BYU, Ohio State, Utah, and USC. Shaw offered Lyons a scholarship in June 2020, and the prospect returned a year later for an official visit. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound TE is a California native, so he will continue his football career in his home state. Tight ends coach Morgan Turner receives credit for reeling in Lyons. In his Stanford tenure, he’s…

Joenel Aguero, the No. 1 player in the state of Massachusetts, announced his commitment to the reigning national champions. The four-star safety chose Georgia over Ohio State, Florida, and Miami. He made his pledge to the Bulldogs on a live broadcast on CBS Sports. The prospect got his first look at Athens during his unofficial visit in October 2021. One month later, Aguero received an offer from Kirby Smart’s program. He returned to Georgia’s campus this past June for an official trip. Now, he will be a Georgia Bulldog. Safeties coach Will Muschamp gets the credit for recruiting Aguero. Muschamp…

Nick Saban spices up his 2023 recruiting cycle, picking up Finland-native Olaus Alinen. The offensive tackle chose Alabama over Miami, Oregon, Georgia, and Ohio State. After receiving an offer in November, Alinen took an official trip a month before making his collegiate decision. Miami had the OT on the top of their watch list but lost out on the prospect, which has not been the norm for them. Bama finally tops Miami in a recruiting race. Offensive line coach Eric Wolford earns credit for bringing in Alinen. Three O-line recruits have joined Bama. “Being a kid from Finland, that is…

The Dallas Cowboys have produced the sport’s best players to step foot on the gridiron. Normally known for their offense, the 62-year-old franchise possessed some of football’s best defensive players. After listing the Cowboys’ all-time offense, why not build their all-time defense? The same rules apply. In order to qualify for the all-time defense, the player must spend the majority of his career with Dallas. The player can be a current or former Cowboy and must have Pro Bowls and All-Pros in his career. They do not have to be Hall of Famers. Let’s dive into the all-time defensive team!…

Malik Muhammad will play college football an hour from his hometown, committing to the University of Texas. The four-star cornerback picked the Longhorns over numerous schools, like Texas A&M, Georgia, and Alabama. Muhammad paid an official visit a month before his decision. He becomes the eighth defensive recruit to join Steve Sarkisian’s program. Special teams coordinator Jeff Banks was the primary recruiter for Muhammad. Cornerbacks coach Trey Joseph assisted Banks in the recruiting process. “I’m the best player in the nation. Texas’ coaches told me I could be the alpha male on the defensive side and they think I can…

The Dallas Cowboys have always been a team with all eyes on them. The five-time Super Bowl champs produced 19 Hall of Famers and some of the most entertaining athletes. What if there was an all-time team established? To start off, let’s list the best offensive Dallas players by position. In order to qualify for the all-time offense, the player must spend the majority of his career with Dallas. The player can be a current or former Cowboy and must have Pro Bowls and All-Pros in his career. They do not have to be Hall of Famers. Let’s dive into…