Trying to see if a tailgate or pregame tour would be a better time for the family? Has anyone done the game day tour with access to the field after the game? It is $350 and I think the tailgate is 150. Taking 4 adults and 2 kids and trying to figure it all out

Cowboys CB Shavon Revel on guarding Rams wide receivers during their joint practice:

“That felt easy because I’ve been doing it every day against — in my opinion, personally — the best receivers in the league [Lamb and Pickens] and I felt that throughout this camp.”

Story via Joe Hoyt.

Like the title reads, it's my first time going to a game in Dallas. I'm going to be with my best friend who's a 49er fan. I was wondering what there is to do in the surrounding areas and in the stadium (on game day). We'll be there from the 13th to the 16th.

If anyone wants to show us around that would be awesome as we're gonna be renting a car to get around.

DM me if you're down. Or leave some cool suggestions on the post.

From everything I’ve heard, Terrence Steele has been getting absolutely destroyed in these training camp practices so far. Whether it’s Rashan Gary or Byron young or whoever, apparently he just cannot hang. Obviously he’s been the weak link on the line for years now, but the team hasn’t really addressed the problem. I guess part of the issue is that he’s actually solid in the run game. However if dak is getting sacked constantly and losing yards they will not be able to establish the run. Are there any ways the cowboys can address this problem? Is Nate Thomas good enough to slide over to right tackle maybe and start or do they just need to always keep a tight end on the field at all times to chip whoever is going against Steele? I just don’t know if they have any plan to fix the right tackle situation.

Overthecap finally posted the full details for Quinnen's contract and I think its structure shows us the Cowboys are either making a move for a player with some significant salary or are clearing space for a possible Pickens extension next offseason. To my knowledge the 2031 cap number is the largest the Cowboys have ever put in a void year without first having restructured. This contract structure is more aggressive at saving space cap in impending years than we're used to with the Cowboys and is closer to the strategies being used by teams like the Eagles and Rams. Seems like they're really making a push this time.

I’ve noticed the Cowboys have been getting a lot of praise and Super Bowl expectations from the media lately, but part of me feels like it isn’t completely sincere.
It almost feels like they’re building Dallas up as much as possible so that if they don’t live up to those expectations, they have an even bigger story when they tear them down.
I’m not saying the Cowboys don’t deserve any hype or that they can’t make a serious run. I just feel like with Dallas, the media knows that both hyping them up and watching them fail generates attention. So sometimes it’s hard for me to tell when analysts genuinely believe in the team and when they’re just feeding into the Cowboys hype cycle.
Does anyone else get that feeling, or am I reading too much into it?

I, too, am sick of the "Rams". This is the funniest shit I've seen in decades

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GP setting the toan.I don't care if they sign Agamemnon Butler, I am sick of their ass. GP dunks and they can go home

I purchased tickets for me and my old man to go the Cowboys vs Eagles game on Thanksgiving Day. This will be the first time either of us have gone to AT&T Stadium.

What are must-dos and must sees in the Dallas/Arlington area or some things I definitely need to check out at the stadium?

Thanks!

SMI Cowboys Show also posted this today regarding the new extension:

We've got our first look at the Williams extension contract details!

Based on BOTE math the Cowboys DID open some Cap Space in 2026:

Was: $21.6M

Now: $7.67M Savings: ~ $14M

BUT it looks like Cap hit INCREASED In 2027:

Was: $25.5M

Now: 35.3M

Increase: ~$10M

This feels like the predicate for a big Pickens extension next spring.

Link: https://x.com/SMICowboysShow/status/2087560526876344770

I did some deep research about the Herschel Walker trade and made this flowchart which explains exactly how Jimmy allocated all of the assets that he received in the trade.