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Previously, Alexandra Davis used the court system in order to establish that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones fathered her.Now, she's using the court system to establish that he defamed her.Don Van Natta, Jr. of ESPN.com reports that Davis, 26, sued Jones and two others in federal court.She alleged they "initiated a deliberate plan" aimed at painting her "as an 'extortionist' and a 'shakedown artist' whose motivation was money and greed."

Dak Prescott was less than thrilled when the Dallas Cowboys moved on from Kellen Moore.Up until this very offseason, Dak Prescott had only known Kellen Moore to be part of the same Dallas Cowboys family.Moore was let go shortly after the latest unmitigated disaster of a Dallas playoff disappointment.

The Dallas Cowboys came up short in their hunt for another Super Bowl to add to the trophy case this past season, but fans know one thing for certain: Jerry Jones is ALWAYS trying to improve his team.You can get ahead of the potential big-name acquisitions to come with can't-miss offers from three sportsbooks - Caesars, BetMGM and FanDuel - to lock in over $3,000 worth of promotions!

As the third-leading rusher in the history of the franchise, the Dallas Cowboys may not be done giving running back Ezekiel Elliott the football.It is not uncommon for an NFL team to part ways with a veteran performer and then bring him back.On the eve of the start of the NFL's new fiscal year, the Dallas Cowboys released seven-year veteran running back Ezekiel Elliott.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones insists that he didn't "get into the NFL for money", although he's made quite a bit of it by purchasing the Cowboys.The motivations behind becoming an NFL owner range, from lifelong New England Patriots fan Robert Kraft buying the team to keep it in the region to a diverse Denver Broncos ownership group looking to bolster their investment portfolios.

The 5 o'clock club is published from time to time during the season, and aims to provide a forum for reader-driven discussion at a time of day when there isn't much being published.Feel free to introduce topics that interest you in the comments below.Hogs Haven recently published an article that...(gag)...praised Eagles GM Howie Roseman.

The NFL owners meetings in Phoenix wrapped up yesterday with a privileged session followed by owners talking to the media and concluded with a Roger Goodell presser.Tanya Snyder attended the privileged session, but reportedly didnt speak during the meeting.The ongoing sale of the Washington Commanders and the NFL's investigation into owner Dan Snyder(sexual harassment) and the team(financial improprieties) were discussed, but no actions were taken.

The Cowboys enjoyed a productive offseason, but the Dallas front office will regret these three decisions for years to come.Cowboys fans have every right to feel optimistic about the 2023 season.Jerry Jones and his front office did a nice job in free agency.The franchise managed to keep around some quality veterans at bargain prices while also bringing in some low-risk, high-reward players on the open market.

The Dallas Cowboys made the difficult decision to release Ezekiel Elliott on Wednesday.While Elliott is free to negotiate with any team, the $10.9 million in cap savings from the move won't come into play until the first of June.It's an emotional time for Cowboys fans, but one that most saw coming.Some argued whether Jerry Jones could separate his relationship with and fondness of Elliott for the betterment of the team.

While the Dallas Cowboys released Ezekiel Elliott on Wednesday, there's a slim chance he could return to the team on a restructured contract.Elliott's cap hit was scheduled to be upwards of $16 million.After Dallas decided to place the franchise tag on Tony Pollard - worth over $10 million - it became fairly obvious that Elliott would be the victim of a cap crunch.

Morning Sports Update Sale switched up his delivery to help get a win on Sunday.The Bruins lost to the Panthers 4-3 in overtime of Sunday's Game 7, a devastating defeat in the first round for a team that broke NHL regular season records.Boston now faces a crossroads offseason, with captain Patrice Bergeron's future as a player in question.

The Dallas Cowboys community is up in arms after Jerry Jones hinted at a potential offensive line realignment in 2023.Jones told reporters at the owner's meetings that Terence Steele, who started 13 games at right tackle in 2022 before an ACL tear ended his season, is best served as team's swing tackle serving as the backup to Tyler Smith (left tackle) and Tyron Smith (right tackle).

Dak Prescott anticipates some changes in the Dallas Cowboys offense with head coach Mike McCarthy calling the plays now.Dallas Cowboys franchise quarterback Dak Prescott expects for there to be slight changes to the offense with head coach Mike McCarthy now calling the plays.The Cowboys made the controversial decision to let former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore go after a second straight playoff debacle.

NFL analyst Larry Fitzgerald listed the Dallas Cowboys as a surprise suitor for Green Bay Packers Aaron Rodgers, but does it make sense?Considering how Aaron Rodgers looked last season in Green Bay, it's arguable just how much of an upgrade he'd be over Dak Prescott, and if that level of upgrade is worth trading for.

Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have some tough questions to answer before next season in regard to their offensive line.Connor McGovern's departure creates a vacancy at left guard - one most folks believed would be filled by 2022 first-round pick Tyler Smith after he excelled as a rookie.In that scenario, Tyron Smith, who restructured his contract to return, will start at left tackle for however long he's healthy, Tyler Biadasz would start at center, Zack Martin at his familiar right guard and Terence Steele at right tackle assuming he's recovered from ACL surgery.

The Dallas Cowboys' decision to release Ezekiel Elliott couldn't have been easy.Heck, that's exactly why so many fans and talking heads didn't shut the door on Elliott returning for another season: folks wondered whether Jerry Jones would do right by the organization or the player.The Cowboys haven't reaped the benefits of cutting Elliott just yet, but the $10.9 million they save against the salary cap once June 1 hits will go a long way towards signing the 2023 draft class, paying the future dead money from the move, and taking part in the post-draft free agent frenzy.

The Dallas Cowboys are heading into the 2023 NFL season looking to build on the success they had in 2022.Never seen as a team that is rebuilding, the Cowboys' front office always seems to have a plan going into free agency and the draft.If they want to return to their former glory, though, they will need to make some moves that are out of character for this team as of late, spend money.

In honor of the World Baseball Classic, it's fair to say the Dallas Cowboys are batting 1.000 to start the offseason.The trade for Stephon Gilmore was one thing, but Dallas followed that by acquiring Brandin Cooks from the Texans for a 2023 fifth-round pick and a 2024 sixth-round pick.With the Cooks trade, the Cowboys have very few roster holes to fill before the draft.

Most of the criticism Jerry Jones has taken over the year s has been warranted.Assuming he's manning the controls, or is at least co-piloting the Dallas Cowboys' offseason, though, Jones is working his way towards an owed apology, if he hasn't already reached that point.There's still work that needs to be done, but the Cowboys have hardly put a foot wrong this offseason and they made another statement move early Sunday by striking a trade for Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks.

Does Cooper Rush have a higher percentage of the will to win than Cowboys starting QB Dak Prescott?That's a debate for another millennia.What's most important right now is tipping our caps and acknowledging the continuity at The Star, as Jerry Jones and Co. have managed to bring Rush back for another two seasons after he steadied the ship in 2022.

The Dallas Cowboys caught a ton of criticism for their inactivity on the first day of the legal tampering period.That changed on a dime early Tuesday when they re-signed free agent Donovan Wilson to a three-year contract.Reports indicated the Cowboys would ultimately be outbid for Wilson, but Jerry Jones, to his credit, didn't let that happen.

After another disappointing end to the season for the Dallas Cowboys, some serious changes need to be made this offseason, Although the firing of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore was a good start, the Cowboys need to look toward the draft to replace Ezekiel Elliott at the running back position.The emergence of Tony Pollard this season exposed Elliott's declining performance, and the writing is on the wall for Jerry Jones to move on from him this offseason.