Mickey Spagnola is a Columnist at DallasCowboys.com. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and team sports, with a keen interest in the intersection of sports and arts and entertainment. Mickey has been featured in various media outlets including KGBT-TV, Newschannel 9-KTSM, and KRQE News, among others.
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Dallas Cowboys linebacker Demarvion Overshown appears ready to return to the field after missing five games with a severe hamstring strain.
Sounds perfect right, and the Dallas Cowboys offense, under siege these past two consecutive losses can readily vouge for that.
by: Mickey Spagnola Posted: Updated: The Dallas Cowboys are working to reset their offense following consecutive losses that saw their scoring output drop significantly.
**No. 26– DaRon Bland, CB** - The Cowboys can only hope Bland returns to the form he showed in 2023, when we set the NFL record for most pick-6 touchdowns in a season with five. Bland has had a healthy offseason and it showed with a strong training camp.
The Dallas Cowboys travel to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night as both teams try to turn their season around. Both teams enter the matchup with matching 2-4 records.
by: Mickey Spagnola Posted: Updated: The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, both holding 2-4 records, face off tonight in a Monday night matchup at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles will face off tonight at Lincoln Financial Field, with the winner poised to move within a half-game of first place in the NFC East if the New York Giants …
Sure, the Cowboys briefly but loudly celebrated this victory in the locker room here late Monday night at The Linc. That's what you do in the NFL when finishing with more points than your opponent, especially on their home grounds.
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A win is a win. No matter who you beat. Why, you think the Giants are thinking, Aww shucks, how lucky were we to beat the Texans in overtime. Heck no. The NFC East-leading Giants are celebrating making that first possession overtime stop on the road in Houston, and then on their first two offensive plays, a Cam Skattebo 42-yard run and Devin Singletary 32-yard touchdown run for the victory moved them to 4-2-1 just like that to send them frolicking ontotheir flight back home.
