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The Cowboys insist moving DeMarcus Ware is no big deal, but it comes with risks.

The Dallas Cowboys are missing out on the quarterback bargain that is the NFL draft. How long can they afford not to develop the position?

Tony Romo has to play his best ball in the biggest games if he is to change his legacy.

DeMarcus Ware is coming off his sixth consecutive season with double-digit sacks, and Tony Romo recently signed a six-year extension worth more than $100 million. Don't forget Romo's deal guarantees him more cash -- $55 million -- than Baltimore q...

The real problem with the Cowboys? They have no clear identity - or direction.

Jerry Jones says Tony Romo will be more involved, but don't expect his approach to change.

The Dallas Cowboys invested heavily to address offensive holes in the draft. Now, Jason Garrett must produce results to save his job in 2013.

Cowboys could have stayed at 18 and picked a talented player and still land Travis Frederick.

The Cowboys need to find players early in the draft who are ready to start right away.

Cowboys coach Jason Garrett runs the draft, and that could determine his future

Cowboys must do better at home to make playoffs and save Jason Garrett's job.

Dallas is still haunted by 2008 draft

Long defined by his failures, Tony Romo needs to rewrite his legacy now that the Dallas Cowboys have signed him to a big-money contract.

IRVING, Texas -- A faction of you want Tony Romo gone from the Dallas Cowboys. You're tired of the big-game flops and meltdowns when it matters most. You don't want to see Jerry Jones give him a long-term deal -- think six years and $100 million w...

Finding a successor to Tony Romo won't be as easy as some people seem to think.

IRVING, Texas -- Jerry Jones made perfect use of the franchise tag when the Dallas Cowboys placed it on Anthony Spencer. Now comes the difficult part: Jerry needs to tell Spencer's agent, Jordan Woy, that his client isn't getting a long-term deal ...