Author: Mike Neiderer

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Sports Writer with 25 years experience crafting stories across sports teams and brands such as the NFL, NCAA, ESPN, LPGA, Mizuno and more. Passionate about NFL & NCAA football, basketball & lax. BIG10. SEC. Terp For Life. Fear The Turtle! Go Cocks!

The Big D-ebate Let’s explore the Big D (as in Debate) over which Cowboys was truly their best ever. Dallas has been lucky to be led by some talented quarterbacks throughout their storied history. From the legendary Roger Staubach to the current Pro Bowler, Dak Prescott, debates over who holds the title of the best Cowboys quarterback often spark some incredibly passionate chats among fans. That being said, let’s take a deeper dive into each of the quarterback’s accomplishments, statistics, and impact on the team. Roger Staubach Roger Staubach, who was known as “Captain America” (fitting since Dallas is known…

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Sometimes you have to look back to see forward. As the 2024 NFL Draft quickly approaches let’s take a look back at how the Dallas Cowboys 2023 draft class performed, and are any of them primed to make what Mike McCarthy calls the “second-year leap.” The Dallas Cowboys have been quiet in free agency. So the team is hoping these players can –at least in part–help make a deeper playoff run next season (a.k.a Super Bowl or bust). Cowboys 2023 Draft Picks DT Mazi Smith, TE Luke Schoonmaker, LB DeMarvion Overshown DE Viliami Fehoko OT Asim Richards CB Eric Scott…

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The Dallas Cowboys reworked Dak Prescott’s contract to get a little salary cap relief. According to ESPN’s Field Yates earlier today the Cowboys front office reworked Dak’s contract so that a $5 million roster bonus has been converted into a signing bonus to cutdown the 2024 cap hit by $4 million, to just over $55 million. Not exactly that big of news or that big of a reduction, but it is a step in the right direction. The fact is the Cowboys have not many any big moves so far in free agency (and they typically don’t). According to Schuyler…

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Two days into the NFL legal tampering and the biggest move the Dallas Cowboys have made is striking a deal with long snapper Trent Sieg. Not exactly “all in” level stuff. Sieg has reportedly agreed to terms with the Cowboys, on a one-year deal, keeping him in Dallas for the coming season. Of course there was some news yesterday, but it was all about who the Cowboys lost, not who they were acquired. Day one saw big names come off the board all over the NFL including the Cowboys losing two starters on the offensive side of the ball to…

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As the NFL offseason looms, speculation and anticipation swirl around the Dallas Cowboys’ potential moves in the free agent market. With the opportunity to shore up their roster, address areas of need, and position themselves for success (NFC Championship appearance at bare minimum) in the upcoming season, the Cowboys face a series of critical decisions that will shape the trajectory of the franchise–at least for the next “all-in” season! Key Departures and Roster Evaluation: Before delving into potential free agent acquisitions, the Cowboys must first take stock of their current roster and evaluate areas of strength and weakness.…

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Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Contract Conundrum Dak Prescott is at the center of the swirling vortex of NFL player contracts and salary cap management. The talented quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, whose contractual situation has been a focal point of discussion and debate across the NFL landscape. In a recent Sports Illustrated article, Adam Schultz reported that Rich Eisen who had been at the combine said, “The rumor I heard from multiple people at the combine is his [Jerry Jones’] definition of all in is to make Dak play out his walk year and not extend him…

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Will Stefon Diggs Be The Next Big D in Dallas Why should the Dallas Cowboys go after Stefon Diggs in free agency? For starters, two Diggs are always better than one! All joking aside there are plenty of other upsides. Getting the Cowboys over their almost three-decade post-season slump is going to take some bold moves. And, owner, Jerry Jones, said they’re “all in” this year. Although his definition of “all in” seems a bit murky at the moment. However, it would seem to indicate that they are poised to make a splash in the upcoming free agency market. Shorten…

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