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FanHouse Roundtable: Is Season Over for Cowboys-Vikings Loser?

The Cowboys and Vikings were supposed to be on cruise control, collectively running roughshod over the NFC on their eventual way to a matchup in the NFC championship game. Instead, each team is limping along at 1-3 – the Vikings having the added distraction of the Brett Favre sext scandal and the Cowboys...

Dallas Cowboys at 50: Selecting America's All-Time Team

"America's Team'' turns 50 this year. Face it, Steelers fans and Packers fans and Raiders fans and fans of all the other teams with national followings: the Dallas Cowboys ARE America's Team because, while it can't be quantified, more people follow them than any other team in any other sport. They follow them to love...

Happy 50th to the Dallas Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys are turning 50. What do you give a team that has had everything? Other franchises have won Super Bowls, set records, spawned legends, made fashion statements, ruled TV, dominated police blotters and inspired porn films. None have done it with the style and panache of the Cowboys. They're not called...

Jerry Rice, Steve Young Among Hall of Famers Lobbying for Fan Vote

NEW YORK -- On Monday morning the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its preliminary list of nominees for the Class of 2011. The list of 113 modern-era nominees is highlighted by running backs Jerome Bettis, Curtis Martin and Marshall Faulk, along with two-sport standout Deion Sanders. At first glance you can make the...

Roger Staubach Thinks Today's NFL Is 'Kind of a Wussy Game'

NEW YORK -- I suppose you have to respect the words of a Hall of Fame quarterback who was sacked 313 times in 131 career games. Roger Staubach let loose with a few choice words for today's NFL players on Monday when he and a panel of Hall of Famers got together in New York to discuss the preliminary list of nominees to...

Background on Roger Staubach

Roger Thomas Staubach (born February 5, 1942 in Cincinnati, Ohio) is a businessman, Heisman Trophy winner and legendary Hall of Fame former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 1969 until 1979. Staubach was instrumental in developing the Cowboys into becoming one of the best teams of the 1970s and led the team to nine of the Cowboys' record-setting twenty consecutive winning seasons.

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