Cowboys News: Suh Signing – To Play for Dallas as they begin to play weekend game.
FRISCO – The Dallas Cowboys’ issues at defensive tackle look even larger today than they did a week ago, having been pushed around by the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in a 31-10 blowout. Dallas had a plan. And sources told us a week ago that it did not include the pursuit of an off-the-couch signing of Ndamukong Suh.
Fast-forward to this week. With Dallas defensive lineman Johnathan Hankins. (high ankle sprain) still likely out, Suh is back in the news – in a way that attaches him to the ‘Boys. No, not because he’s visiting The Star. Rather, he’s visiting Miami, with a chance to re-sign with the Dolphins … who just happen to play host to the Cowboys this Christmas weekend.
Are the 10-4 Cowboys satisfied with rookie Mazi Smith having moved up the depth chart and with vet Carl Davis coming up from the practice squad, both of whom played against a Buffalo team that ran roughshod over Dallas? So the Cowboys say.
Suh, 36, remains a compelling name, as the former second overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft was one of the most destructive players of his generation. Last year he signed on late and played in Super Bowl LVII with the Eagles. Is that his plan again? Rest up his 6-4, 313-pound body all year and then unleash it for a contender like the 10-4 Dolphins, one of his many former employers?
It looks that way in Miami. And it looks like the only way the Cowboys might see him is by lining up against him
Not too long from now, the NFL’s annual Pro Bowl Games will take place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
While the event itself may be dismissed as an afterthought by the majority of football fans, the honor of simply being chosen to participate in it remains a big accolade.
Not too long from now, the NFL’s annual Pro Bowl Games will take place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
While the event itself may be dismissed as an afterthought by the majority of football fans, the honor of simply being chosen to participate in it remains a big accolade.
Results from Pro Bowl voting are coming in, and per Jon Machota, five members of the Dallas Cowboys are leading everyone at their respective positions in balloting
Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is one of the very best in the league, and he has put up 1,306 yards and eight touchdowns through 14 games this season.
He’s the biggest reason the Cowboys are second in both points per game and passing touchdowns.
They also have one of the best offensive lines in the NFL, and one reason is the play of guard Zack Martin, who has made the Pro Bowl eight times and been selected to the All-Pro First Team six times.
Pass rusher Micah Parsons seems to have the inside track to win the Defensive Player of the Year award thanks to his 12.5 sacks, 27 quarterback hits, and 14 tackles for loss.
When star cornerback Trevon Diggs suffered a season-ending torn ACL in September, it looked like Dallas was in trouble, but DaRon Bland has filled in very well, and Bland has an NFL-high eight interceptions and a whopping five pick-sixes on the year.
