31
2011
Happy Halloween Cowboys Fans!
I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Halloween from all of us at Lone Star Struck!
24
2011
Just What the Doctor Ordered
Sunday against the Rams there was was no need for a comeback. There was no huge lead that disappeared. It was just 60 minutes of solid football from the Cowboys as the offense was able to take control from the start and the defense continued to impress as they shut down the Rams offense and created turnovers. The result was a 34-7 victory over the St. Louis Rams. True, the Rams are one of the worst teams in the NFL right now, [...]
20
2011
Make or break game for the Cowboys
With the Cowboys sitting at 2-3 and currently in 3rd place in the NFC East, what should be expected when they host the 0-5 St. Louis Rams this week? The Cowboys have lost games to the Jets, Lions and Patriots after blowing leads. Then they needed to come from behind against the Redskins and 49ers to win. Who are the real Cowboys? Who will show up on Sunday? The Rams come to Texas Stadium with the 23th ranked rushing [...]
18
2011
Call Him Mr. Glass
As I pointed out on September 29, we need a workhorse every-down running back and Felix Jones, who I referred to as Mr. Glass in that post only proved what I said all along. Jones has been placed in a walking boot this week and is expected to be out anywhere from two to four weeks according to David Moore of the Dallas Morning News. Jones suffered a high ankle sprain in the second quarter [...]
17
2011
Fans Need to Give Romo and Young Team More Slack
Let me first start off by saying that the Dallas Cowboys proudly stake claim to the most loyal and passionate fan base in all of sports. No team’s fans can sniff the enthusiasm that Dallas Cowboys fans have, and that reigns true throughout the entire country. But lately, I have become a bit agitated with our fans and the things I have heard them say about this team. “Trade Tony Romo.” ”Fire Jason Garrett.” ”(Somehow) [...]
17
2011
Going For The Kill
Anybody who knows me personally, understand my outlook on football and baseball; GO FOR THE KILL NO MATTER THE SCORE! My buddies and I also refer to it as PLAYING FOR BLOOD! I have long killed the Cowboys for this basic lack of KILLER instinct. For the better part of the decade this ultimate level of competitiveness has been widely unseen. And that explains all the late game and late season collapses. Only The Strong Survive! [...]
17
2011
Things May Look Bleak For America’s Team, But There’s Still Hope
Many fans question just what it means when analysts refer to a professional sports team as “America’s Team.” This is a label that at different times has been placed on different teams. However, it is perhaps most closely associated with the Dallas Cowboys. Basically, this means that the Cowboys are the most beloved team in the country, or at least have been at times. While most teams have fans primarily within their own home cities, [...]
12
2011
Remember the blue jersey jinx?
With the Cowboys preparing to play the Patriots this week and with the news that they will be wearing their blue jerseys for the first time in 2011, it got me thinking about “the jinx”. The story of the Cowboys blue jerseys being bad luck was mostly heard in the 1970′s and into the early 1980′s. The curse of the blue jerseys dates back to 1968 when the 12-2 Cowboys were upset in the playoffs by the Cleveland [...]
11
2011
Ready And Willing, Yes, But Able?
After a much needed bye-week to lick their wounds and contemplate their collapse against the Lions, the Dallas Cowboys have returned to practice and are saying they are healthier than they were at the start of this season. It looks like cornerback Orlando Scandrick returned to practice and will most likely play on Sunday against the New England Patriots. We hadn’t heard from him since he sprained his ankle during the season opener. Scandrick’s return [...]
7
2011
Time to go back to your roots Monday Night Football
Since 1991 Monday Night Football has opened with Hank Williams Jr, singing “Are you ready for some football?” After some controversial comments by Williams this week ESPN has decided to part ways with Williams and his song. Even if ESPN wanted to keep the opening song they could not because Williams owns the right to his song. So what should ESPN do now? How should they open the show? Maybe another celebrity should come up with a [...]
6
2011
Robinson Always Wanted To Be A Cowboy
Brandon George of Dallas News writes that wide receiver Laurent Robinson has admitted that he’s always wanted to play for the Cowboys. Robinson is quickly gaining popularity among the fan base especially after his big day last Sunday when he caught seven catches for a career-high 116 yards in the Cowboys’ 34-30 loss. George quotes Robinson’s mother Linda Brown, who said her son called her after his visit to Dallas while still with the Chargers. “He said, [...]
3
2011
Tired of riding the Romo Coaster!
I was all prepared to write a post about how things have gone so far for the Cowboys in the first quarter of the 2011 season. But after the epic collapse to the Lions on Sunday I have changed my mind. As a writer I try to keep the writer in me separate from the fan side of me. I try to be professional and think things out. With this particular post I can say [...]


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