Kyle Kosier News

Last season, the Cowboys took a severe albeit generally unnoticed blow with an injury to Kyle Kosier , which kept him out most of the season.

We've been wondering why Felix Jones wasn't getting more touches in the Cowboys offense.

Dallas Cowboys right guard Kyle Kosier had two penalties in Thursday's win against Oakland: a hands-to-face and a holding.

They needed more treatment. Romo sat in a hot tub at one end of the training room to help loosen up his sore back.

Sam Hurd, Tony Romo, Kyle Kosier and the Cowboys host the Raiders today. Join the discussion The Star-Telegram is pleased to provide this opportunity for you to share your thoughts and observations about news topics.

Lewis Black, 61, the "Curmudgeon of Comedy," is the star of the History Channel special "Surviving the Holidays." All the major holidays between and including Thanksgiving and New Year's are covered.

Go ahead and twirl your air lasso a couple of times, Coach Wade. You earned it. Certainly do not apologize.

They aren't noticed until they hold. Or false start. Or they are injured. The Dallas Cowboys offensive line will have to make-do without right tackle Marc Colombo for a while.

For the first time since taking over in 2006, Tony Romo will not have Marc Colombo as his right tackle.

The Cowboys were probably the deepest team in the NFL last week. They were missing only one player.

It's hard to fathom any team being worse than the Cowboys at drafting offensive linemen during the last decade.

Cowboys record in this decade for games in which they had fewer than 20 rushing attempts.

We already told you about Marc Colombo's surgery today on his torn ligaments in his left ankle and Ken Hamlin's high ankle sprain that could keep him out 2-4 weeks.

Fox Sports analyst Troy Aikman is no fan of the Wildcat. "To me it's like Twitter.

Center Andre Gurode, his right ankle still healing, returned to practice with the Cowboys on Thursday.

LeSean McCoy runs past Dallas Cowboys' Gerald Sensabaugh during the second quarter.

After being bruised and battered for all of a disastrous December, Tony Romo pointed the finger of blame at the Cowboys' offensive coaching staff.

The loss was so disheartening, the outcome so painfully symbolic of a season gone wrong, no one refers to the date or opponent.

The left side of the Dallas Cowboys offensive line gave a strong performance in Sunday's win against Atlanta.

The Dallas Cowboys have really come off to a slow start this year. If you could cut out some of their mistakes, they would be 5-0 instead of 3-2. However, we cannot change the past, but we can learn from it.