Mickey Spagnola is a Columnist at DallasCowboys.com. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, particularly team sports. Mickey's insights and analyses have also been featured in various outlets, including KGBT-TV, Newschannel 9-KTSM, and KRQE News.
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Mickey Spagnola's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the Dallas Cowboys and NFL. His articles consist mostly of opinion editorials and game analysis, with some expert commentary.
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This Dallas Cowboys football team with a backbone. This Dallas Cowboys football team with a spine.
Music to Mickey Spagnola’s ears, under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker’s scheme, players will no longer individually be hunting sacks, but rather the defensive line will work together as a unit to sack the quarterback.
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FRISCO, Texas – Said this and said this until I've been blue in the face, but it's only me pointing this out: just what a difference this year's Dallas Cowboys roster remodel is making compared to where the team was at this time in 2025, now roughly two and a half weeks out from the season opener.
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FRISCO, Texas – This doesn't happen very often, and not trying to be arrogant or anything, but this question was posed to me on Tuesday, creating a pregnant pause:
Dallas Cowboys All-Pro guard Tyler Smith is scheduled for surgery to repair ligament damage in his left thumb, an injury expected to keep him out for four to six weeks.
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The Dallas Cowboys moved their first practice of the week indoors to the Ford Center because of extreme heat in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as they prepare to face the New York Giants on Sunday.
