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FOX Sports Draws 27.3 Million Viewers for Baltimore Ravens-Dallas Cowboys, Most-Watched Telecast of the Week
Sunday afternoon's FOX Sports NFL broadcast between the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens was the most-watched television show of the week, pulling in...
Gregg Giannotti: Tom Brady ‘Sounded Like a Kid at a College Radio Station, He Has a Long Way to Go’
As many weigh in on the debut of Tom Brady as a FOX Sports football analyst alongside Kevin Burkhardt, Gregg Giannotti and Boomer Esiason...
Ed Werder Moves on from ESPN
“While this marks the end of my partnership with ESPN, I expect to continue working because, as so many studio hosts have proclaimed—and I still devoutly believe—’Ed Werder has more.'”
Netflix Announces 10-Part Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys Docuseries
Launch dates for the projects have yet to be announced by Netflix, which recently agreed to a three-season deal with the National Football League to exclusively stream at least one Christmas Day game.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Featured in New Netflix Series
“To their infinite credit, the Cowboys offered unfettered access for the year we filmed the DCC and left us alone. The result is an authentic portrait of one of the most storied and beloved institutions we have in American pop culture.”
FOX Sports Averages 40 Million Viewers for Packers-Cowboys Wild Card Game
The reach of this game is up 20% over last year’s playoff tilt that aired in the same window when the New York Giants defeated the Minnesota Vikings.
Marcus Spears: Playing for Dallas Cowboys a Fast Track to Media Job
"Troy Aikman on Monday Night Football? That has something to do with the Dallas Cowboys. I'm on ESPN. That's got something to do with the Dallas Cowboys."
Jon Jansen on Cowboys Announcers: ‘You’re Not Going to Outlaw Jason Kelce, Are You?’
"I’d like to hear these dorks’ version of football."
Unsportsmanlike: Media Rights Impacted Roger Goodell Extension, Dallas Cowboys Perception
"It’s easier for the owners to find players that can go out there and produce on a football field than it is to find people in this world that can do what Roger Goodell does."