Jon Machota is a journalist who writes for The Athletic and 4for4 Fantasy Football. He has also been featured in BVM Sports. Jon's articles primarily focus on the Dallas Cowboys, covering game analysis, player performances, and team news. He provides insights and updates for fans and fantasy football enthusiasts.
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Jon Machota's coverage primarily focuses on football, particularly the Dallas Cowboys and the NFL. He frequently offers event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to game analysis and player performance.
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By: Saad Yousuf, Jon Machota
Who (or what) garnered attention during minicamp? What will the running back pecking order be? Is Trevon Diggs ready to play?
By: Jon Machota, Saad Yousuf
Jerry Jones' "all in" offseason has looked like anything but as the Cowboys have done little on paper to improve their roster.
Ray, 27, spent this past UFL season with the San Antonio Brahmas where he logged 5 1/2 sacks, which tied for sixth most in the league.
By: Jon Machota
It's a big season for Prescott. The Cowboys also will be relying heavily on rookie Tyler Guyton.
By: Jon Machota
The Cowboys have won 12 regular-season games in three consecutive seasons. Will that continue or are things heading for disaster?
By: Jon Machota
Who is the backup QB? In our latest projection, Cowboys keep six WRs, four TEs, four RBs and nine DBs.
Dak Prescott gives an update on why he was recently wearing a walking boot. He says there’s “absolutely nothing” wrong with his ankle.
By: Jon Machota
After a disappointing playoff loss last season and quiet offseason, Cowboys' fans are not optimistic about the team's future.
By: Larry Holder, Jon Machota
Prescott is set to play under a $55.1 million salary cap figure for the 2024 season, his final season under contract.
By: Jon Machota
Will Prescott's ninth season with the Cowboys be his last? “I think Dak wants to be a Cowboy,” Stephen Jones said.
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