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5 days ago
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Dallas Cowboys drafted Ezekiel Elliott 10 years ago today

Ezekiel Elliott's selection in the 2016 NFL Draft transformed the Dallas Cowboys' offense and marked a pivotal moment in the franchise's history.
fromInside The Star
5 months ago
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Cowboys comebacks: Do you remember these other nail-biters? Inside The Star

The Dallas Cowboys tied the franchise's largest comeback with a 21-point rally, joining other dramatic, last-minute wins in team history.
fromInside The Star
3 months ago

Is Tony Romo getting bored in the booth? " Inside The Star

Shortly after his playing career ended, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo followed Troy Aikman into the television booth in 2017. At first, Romo drew high praise for his work alongside Jim Nantz. Especially when he started accurately calling what the offenses were going to run. As good as his playing career was, even though his postseason record was less than great, Romo seemed to have found his calling.
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fromBoston.com
5 months ago

Patriots' return to relevance includes appearance by Jim Nantz in TV booth to call game for CBS

One illuminating way to gauge how your favorite football team is perceived around the NFL is to look at which announcer teams television networks deploy to call their Sunday games. During the two-decade dynasty, Jim Nantz called so many Patriots games - first with analyst Phil Simms on CBS's top team for 13 seasons, then with Tony Romo beginning in 2017 - that a moment was spent acknowledging his 100th broadcast of a New England contest during an October 2020 matchup with the 49ers.
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fromwww.mediaite.com
5 months ago

Tony Romo Makes Awkward Noise in Broadcast Booth While Reacting to a Play

Tony Romo made an awkward noise during a Bills-Chiefs broadcast reaction to defensive holds, prompting social media jokes and highlighting his reputation for vocal uncertainty.
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