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Friday, January 3, 2020 at 12:57PM Who will be the next Cowboys Head Coach?
As of Friday morning, McDaniels has moved into the favorite position at 3/1. Here is the complete updated list:
Cowboys head coach in Week 1 of 2020 season
Josh McDaniels +300
Robert Saleh +400
Lincoln Riley +500
Greg Roman +600
Urban Meyer +600
Eric Bienemy +700
Matt Rhule +700
Dan Mullen +1000
Gary Kubiak +1000
Mike Zimmer +1000
Jim Harbaugh +1200
Thursday, September 8, 2011 at 1:22PM Oklahoma State.
It's a rematch of the 2010 Alamo Bowl as Oklahoma State host Arizona.
Okie State is giving Arizona 14 points and that's not near enough as the Cowboys are a scoring machine.
Some things I didn't realize:
Oklahoma St. is ranked #7
Oklahoma State racked up 666 total yards last week.
The Cowboys have scored 60 points of more three times in their last 14 games.
Oklahoma State returns all five of its offensive line starters from last year’s team.
All this means is a decisive win tonight by Oklahoma State. Take the Cowboys -14
Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at 9:09AM
What a week of comeback wins by teams that needed them badly. How about a huge win for the Raiders? And those Cowboys and Seahawks appear to be going in the wrong direction. It's also the final week of byes. Green Bay, New Orleans, Oakalnd, and San Diego all have byes this week, so owners need to plan accordingly. Here's our week 10 suggestions: Buy: Seyi Ajirotutu, WR Chargers - Becoming a hot commodity. Pick him up for your stretch drive.
Sidney Rice, WR Vikings - The Vikes and going to be pass-happy from here on out. Sidney Rice is very close to returning, if he is still available, grab him. Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB Buffalo - If you are stuck with an under performing quarterback, you might want to add Fitzpatrick. He's not flashy, but he's not bad. In fact, Buffalo is not as bad as their winless record indicates. He ended up going 31-51 for 299 against the Bears. Mario Manningham, WR Giants - Manningham should be a decent play this week against the horrid Cowboys. The Cowboys don't want to cover or tackle anyone. Colt McCoy, QB Browns - Did anyone think McCoy would even play this year? His breakout performance against the Patriots reminded some of for Brown's great Bernie Kosar. Sell: The entire Cowboy's team - Looks like they've packed it in. Wes Welker, WR Patriots - With Randy Moss gone, Welker no longer can hide in his shadow. He is now covered by the opposing team's best corner and Welker's numbers are suffering. Trade him if you can get similar in value. Lance Moore, WR Saints - Reggie Bush is getting real close to returning. When Bush returns, Moore loses most of his value. Trade Moore if you can. Donald Brown. RB Colts - With the emergence of Javarris James what is going to happen with Donald Brown? I would think if Brown has some value in your league trade him before any trade deadlines. Hold: Austin Collie, WR Colts - He took a terrible hit, left the game, and didn't return. We'll we waiting word this week on what his situation is.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at 11:59AM
The Kansas City Chiefs are the only unbeaten team in football? I can't even believe I'm typing that. Bye weeks are now a factor, and it was for many fantasy players last week including myself. Matchups are key for many when looking at who to start and sit and even who you might want to pick up on the free agent market. This week the byes go to Miami, New England, Seattle, and Pittsburgh. Let's look at who you should buy and sell. Buy: Kyle Orton, QB Broncos - If you have Orton and haven't been starting him you have been making a mistake. He is throwing the ball a whopping 44 times a game. He leads the league in passing yards and the Broncos cannot run the ball. Start Orton! Ben Roethlisberger, QB Steelers - Big Ben is about ready to come back and I think he will be strong. Get ready to start him. Ryan Torain, RB Redskins - Torain might be the man to carry the ball in Washington with Clinton Portis being unreliable. Torain had 70 yards and a TD last week. Brandon Pettigrew, TE Lions - He is making plays and catching balls for Detroit. Strange that he is becoming a favorite target of Detroit QBs. He's a good option to start each and every week. LaDainian Tomlinson, RB Jets - I'm a believer, and you should be too. So far, he has 341 yards on 56 carries. Great production for this player many gave up on. Can he keep it up?
Cowboy's D - Many good matchups coming in the next few weeks. They should be a good play. Sell: Jay Cutler, QB Bears - Culter might have had his best games of the season. He took a beating against the Giants. He might play this week, but you might want to sit him. Brandon Jackson, RB Packers - Jackson hasn't done much the past two weeks. Look for a better option that Jackson until the Packer's offense get rolling again. DeAngelo Williams, RB Panthers - Hasn't done much of anything this season. If you have him, you might want to consider trading him to someone in need of a running back. Dolphins D - A bad game against the Patriots, and not making the plays they should be making. They are on a bye this week, you might find a better option anyway.
Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 1:05PM I hate to say it but I love the Dallas Cowboys this week. Both the line and the total should be winners.
Look for the Cowboys offense to break out against a Washington team under a new regime. A big game for Romo and Miles Austin is on tap.
Take the Cowboys -3 1/2 and the total over 40.
