Isaiah Stanback News Archives

The Dallas Cowboys showed positive signs on Saturday night against the San Francisco 49ers, but silly penalties and a costly fumble gave the Niners backups the opportunity to win the game and they took advantage scoring a late touchdown to win the game 20-13. The Cowboys starters played well on both sides of the ball, but still could use ...

CLARENCE E. HILL JR. The Dallas Cowboys can easily point to injuries and poor play and miscues by second teamers as reasons behind Saturday's 20-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers at Cowboys Stadium Saturday.Coach Wade Phillips certainly praised the efforts of his starters, who dominated the game statistically early, while admonishing the things ...

Roy Williams is fresh off a hard hit to his shoulder that probably will cost him some valuable time with Tony Romo.

The first game in Cowboys Stadium made this a historic evening. The atmosphere was electric.

By JEFF CAPLAN IRVING - Dreams are walking a fine line.Seventy-six players will suit up for the Dallas Cowboys' third preseason game Saturday night against San Francisco underneath the controversial video board at Cowboys Stadium.A few hours later, 75 will remain.The NFL's first roster cuts loom Tuesday.

No one called his name on the first day of the draft. Or the second. That's fine.

Felix Jones is the most electric runner the Cowboys have had since Tony Dorsett.

Four years ago, wide receiver Sam Hurd joined the Cowboys as an undrafted rookie free agent out of Northern Illinois University, and fought his way onto the team.

The first game in Cowboys Stadium made this an historic evening. The atmosphere was electric.

Chris Davis News: Police in Nashville have charged Davis with DUI. A release from the Metro Nashville Police Department says Davis was stopped early Friday for speeding downtown.

Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips is no doctor, but when starting wide receiver Roy Williams and starting cornerback Terence Newman returned to practice on Monday, Phillips was proved right on two counts - Williams' injury was day-to-day and Newman returned as expected.

We're told that the Cowboys' experiment with the Razorback, their version of the Wildcat formation, wasn't just a spring fling.

It was a rough morning session for CB Courtney Brown. He was beaten on go routes by Roy Williams and Kevin Ogletree, and Isaiah Stanback beat him on a crossing route.

At this point in training camp, it's usually the time to realistically discuss those "camp surprises." Of course, it can all change quickly, especially when the preseason games begin, like they do Thursday night in Oakland.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones knows the window of opportunity for a team to win a Super Bowl can shut rather quickly.

The starters will probably only play a series or two in a game that is meaningless to the standings, but if you're reading this here blog on the day before the preseason opener, chances are you'll watch all four quarters.

Injury-riddled wide receiver Isaiah Stanback returned to practice Friday after missing most of the first week of the Dallas Cowboys' camp with a knee injury.

Parking: $10 for cars, $25 for buses. Lots B and C open two hours before each practice.

Before suffering a hamstring injury and then a season-ending toe injury, Felix Jones was averaging 27.1 yards per kickoff return, including a 98-yarder for a touchdown against Philadelphia.

As the Cowboys head into a weekend full of two-a-days, they spent today's practice throwing in a few more things into the repertoire.

If injury-prone Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Isaiah Stanback ever makes it big, he might want to send Wesley Walls a thank you note.

Stephen Jones is no different than most of you. OK, that's not quite true. Most of you simply wondered how the Cowboys would look in training camp.

Players have talked about a different approach and attitude in this training camp.

TRACEY MYERS Sometimes, training camp has its quieter days. And today certainly could've qualified as one of them.The officials were in for today's session, as the Cowboys did some short-field work at the Alamodome.

WR Felix Jones and Miles Austin handled the kickoff returns. One change from last year, new special teams coach Joe DeCamillis is working with one returner deep.

Another day, another switch on which side of the ball had the edge in terms of performance.

BY CHAREAN WILLIAMS  Five views of defensive tackle Junior Siavii Siavii was a second-round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs in 2004.

The free agent was brought in to replace Roy Williams at strong safety, giving the Cowboys' defensive backfield a fresh look.

A crowd of 13,708 watched Saturday's afternoon practice at the Alamodome, a single-session record for the Cowboys in San Antonio.

Parking: $10 for cars, $25 for buses. Lots B and C open two hours before each practice.

By CLARENCE E. HILL JR. SAN ANTONIO - Coach Wade Phillips commented last week that this was a make-or-break year for a lot of Dallas Cowboys.With just one start and no defined role since being selected in the first round of the 2006 draft, linebacker Bobby Carpenter is at the top of the list.

Miles Austin had a productive morning. His best catch - and Tony Romo 's best throw - came when Romo waited until the last second as the pocket collapsed and threw a fastball in a tight window.

The long, braided hair that flowed from his helmet fluttered as he ran. In many ways, Holley looked like just another seasoned veteran.