Late in the 2007 season, then Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga was looking for some way to right the reeling franchise. The Dolphins had just dealt with the "not interested in Alabama" defection of Nick Saban after the 2006 season, followed by the one-and-done attempt at being a head coach from Cam Cameron. Someone with stability, a "football genius" was needed to right the ship.
In came Bill Parcells. Parcells was hired to...
IRVING -- Starting safety Abram Elam is one of the unrestricted free agents that the Cowboys must make a decision on this off-season. Elam signed a one-year contract with the...
Former Dallas Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells did a lot of good here and probably doesn't get enough credit sometimes for bringing the Cowboys out of the NFL doldrums and into the playoffs. And as my former colleague and current fierce, fierce rival Jeff ...
Obviously everyone, including Garrett, at Valley Ranch wanted more ... Jim McIsaac/Getty Images Jerry Jones was both revered and questioned after trading the Cowboys’ first, third and sixth round picks for Roy Williams. Many critics believed the Cowboys ...
This is kind of a blast from the past thing for me. You see, back when I was seized with an uncontrollable urge to start writing endless posts about the Dallas Cowboys, one of my favorite ones was called The first cut is the deepest. It was not the most widely read or commented FanPost I did in the days I went by Pineywoods, and it only garnered one rec. But I was almost exactly right in my call for Roy Williams to be cut on day...
Share your thoughts and opinions about Abram Elam and the Cowboys, or follow recent news and blogs. Abram Elam is a safety for the Dallas Cowboys, wearing number 37. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played college ball at Notre Dame. Abram Elam is 6 feet, 1 inch and weighs 210 pounds.