Doug Free News

Below is a fairly plausible path for the Cowboys into the playoffs with a 10-6 record as the NFC East champs.

As one of the most polarizing teams in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys can be tough to pin down.

In our roundup of the latest news about the Dallas Cowboys, we look at what Morris Claiborne did to become more physical, wonder if Miles Austin's new training regimen will keep his hamstrings healthier and look at reasons why the defense may be the key to the playoffs this year.

Dallas Cowboys coaches said Tuesday they aren't concerned with right tackle Doug Free's mindset this off-season after he agreed last week to take a substantial pay cut to remain on the roster.

Following the disappointment that was the Dallas Cowboys ' 2012 season, Owner Jerry Jones was adamant that there needed to be changes along the team's weak offensive line.

If you recall, Free was scheduled to make $7 million this season and would count $10.02 million against the salary cap.

Free will remain with the Cowboys after agreeing to a pay cut as part of a new two-year contract that will pay him $7 million total in 2013 and 2014, according to multiple sources Thursday.

By now I'm sure every Dallas Cowboys fan is sick and tired of hearing about the situation with right tackle Doug Free .

It's true that pressure has to exist or be applied in the right way to remain a positive, but in the case of professional football, it's a necessity.

What gives? The draft is over and still no action on addressing the right tackle issue.

The misfortunes of this unit have been well documented by almost every analyst in the country including the hometown guys on DallasCowboys.com . Why do we all keep beating a dead horse? Well maybe it's because the underachievement by this "oh-so-important" piece in this offense have held this team back in recent memory.

If reading about Dallas Cowboys rookies at this weekend's minicamp doesn't interest you, perhaps some of these topics will.

More than a month has passed since the Cowboys asked right tackle Doug Free to consider taking a pay cut, and they still don't have an answer.

The Cowboys staff got their first look at the rookies and select first year players that hope to wear the Star this year.

While the Cowboys have been figuring out what to do with right tackle Doug Free , their left tackle has been spending the offseason trying to improve before his third NFL season.

It's no surprise to anyone who has followed the Dallas Cowboys and owner and general manager Jerry Jones with any kind of regularity, money is thrown around with no real regard to future consequences.

Some recent reports about Doug Free and the Cowboys suggest that there may be some level of acrimony between the two sides, as words like 'playing hardball', 'ultimatums' and 'deadlines' are being used to descibe the status of the taks between the two sides.

With the 2012 season and NFC East crown dangling on the line, all hopes abruptly and painfully ended at the hands of their archrival and hated nemesis Washington Redskins.

Since the draft Dallas has been a hot topic for a number of reasons. With that said Ive tried to 'keep up with the Jones's'. Here I'll give my insight on what the Boys can still do to improve the team following the draft.

It was a whole other ball game for Dallas Cowboys players today as they set aside the pigskin and instead hit home runs that raised $43,000 for The Salvation Army Youth Education Town in the second annual Reliant -sponsored Home Run Derby.