Dallas Cowboys reporter for @TXLoneStarLive
Joseph Hoyt is a Dallas Cowboys reporter for @TXLoneStarLive. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a focus on team and major league sports. Joseph's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Dallas Morning News, Yahoo Sports, and NBC DFW.
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Joseph Hoyt's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically the Dallas Cowboys and NFL. He predominantly covers event-based content related to football games, player updates, and game analysis. If you have insights into upcoming games, player performances or team strategies related to the Dallas Cowboys or NFL in general, providing these perspectives could be well-received by Joseph.
Given his local focus on Texas and Dallas, pitches should align with this geographic scope when relevant. For example, if there are specific developments concerning Texas-based teams or players from the region that tie into larger league-wide trends that he regularly covers.
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By: Joseph Hoyt
Prescott said the trash talk from the Cowboys' defense and new coordinator Christian Parker has increased the competitiveness in practice.
By: Joseph Hoyt
Expectations are sky-high for Caleb Downs and other rookies. What did they show at The Star in one of the last stops before training camp?
By: Joseph Hoyt
Last year, the Cowboys' defense was ailed by communication breakdowns. Parker's goal is to fix the issue.
By: Joseph Hoyt
The Cowboys wide receiver has impressed Brian Schottenheimer with his play, but even more so with his leadership.
By: Joseph Hoyt
Williams was a pleasant surprise for the Cowboys in 2025 and injected new life into Dallas' run game with a 1,201-yard campaign.
By: Joseph Hoyt
Perfection won’t be attainable for Pickens and Prescott, but there are areas where the tandem could get better.
By: Joseph Hoyt
Researchers at the Boston University CTE Center diagnosed the former Dallas Cowboys defensive end with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a disease likely caused by repeated head injuries.
By: Joseph Hoyt
Researchers at the Boston University CTE Center diagnosed the former Dallas Cowboys defensive end with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a disease likely caused by repeated head injuries.
By: Joseph Hoyt
The second season can be a catalyst for a NFL player. How will it shake out for the 2025 draft class in Dallas?
By: Joseph Hoyt
Coming off an ugly season for defense, the team's new defensive coordinator has worked to find new talent and improve communication.
