Frustrated Boys Fans

08/15/2025

Coach Tom Landry and Herschel Walker

08/15/2025

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08/11/2025

Micah Parsons. Present. ✅

08/11/2025

Coach Tom Landry and special teams coach Mike Ditka

08/11/2025

Due respect to Joe Milton, who I think is a fun prospect, and a very fun athlete to watch compete because of his arm strength and athleticism.

But was last night enough for y'all to shelve the "he's gonna replace Dak" conjecture? It's just simply not happening. Milton has a ton to work on, to not be as raw as he currently is.

(AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

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08/07/2025

Before the NFL knew speed, it knew Bob Hayes.

They called him “Bullet Bob” — and not just because he was fast.
Because when he took off, defenses panicked.
And when he ran, he left trails of dust and disbelief behind him.

An Olympic gold medalist.
A Super Bowl champion.
A Hall of Famer.

But more than all the titles...
He was a Dallas Cowboy.

The only man to ever win Olympic gold and a Super Bowl ring —
Bob Hayes didn’t just play football —
he changed it.

He made defenses invent zones.
He made cornerbacks fear Sunday.
He made history in every stride.

And through it all, he wore the Star with pride.
A quiet storm of greatness who gave Cowboys fans a reason to believe in something bigger.

This isn’t just a tribute.
It’s a salute to one of the purest legends this game has ever known.

🏈 If you remember watching him — you witnessed greatness.
🌟 If you were told stories about him — you’re part of the legacy.

Let’s make sure the next generation never forgets the name: Bob Hayes.