Mickey Spagnola is a columnist and editor for DallasCowboys.com, focusing on local coverage of the Dallas Cowboys football team. With his extensive knowledge of the team and its history, Spagnola provides analysis, insights, and commentary on the team's performances, strategies, and news. He has also made appearances on KGBT-TV, offering his expertise and opinions on the Cowboys.
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Spagnola: Injury-depleted Cowboys ‘still the same’
ATLANTA – We've heard of that ol'saying about "adding insult to injury."
With Dak Prescott injured, playing Cooper Rush does nothing. You already know what you have in him. So given where they are in the standings, at this point why not let Trey Lance play and see what he's got? Maybe he can provide a spark. The Cowboys could really use his legs, especially this week against the Eagles.
FRISCO, Texas – Time for a little perspective on the Cowboys trade for Carolina wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, the Cowboys sending a 2025 fourth-round pick for the second-year wideout and a Carolina seventh-round pick.
Those words should never, ever be in anyone's lexicon. Especially in that of an athlete's. Ever. And if they are, sure don't want them on my side. Maybe not even yours.
Sign of a team that just might not be good enough as is after these first nine games of the season, as painful as that might be to face.
Sign of a team that just might not be good enough as is after these first nine games of the season, as painful as that might be to face.
I consider Zack Martin one of the greatest players in Cowboys history. He should be in the Hall of Fame someday. But he's clearly hurting and not himself. Is it time to sit him out a game or two and let him get healthy? Obviously, he doesn't want to sit, and the team will only be worse without him, but I hate seeing this great player struggle, especially when they're losing anyway.
FRISCO, Texas – Here is my expert advice to Micah Parsons, in lieu of what he had to say after the Cowboys'34-6 loss to the Eagles Sunday night.
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