A Gambler and His Cowboys, there’s a moment when Jerry Jones, far and away in the starring role, drops one of his many lines that might give Cowboys fans an eye twitch. When reflecting upon the Cowboys’ watershed victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the 1992 NFC Championship,

The Associated Press released the 100th anniversary edition of its all-time college football All-America teams, with Tim Tebow making the First Team.

Chapman and Maclain Way debuted their NFL docuseries in L.A. on Monday alongside some Cowboys Hall of Famers, where David Ellison also made an appearance.

With the college football season right around the corner, the Associated Press celebrated the organization's 100th anniversary of choosing an All-American team with quite the twist on Thursday.

The eight-episode series was a good and sometimes cringy watch for one of the most famous franchises in sports.

There's a ton of quarterback turnover among the top teams -- No. 1 Texas ' Arch Manning faces as much pressure as ever -- and that's why an experienced veteran earns the nod as our first-team All-America signal caller, Chris Hummer notes.

By the 1920s, when a multitude of media outlets were naming All-America teams, individual performance was the main criteria. Grange, Bronko Nagurski, Davey O’Brien, Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard became synonymous with gridiron greatness in an era when sports fans relied on the nation’s sports pages and magazines to be arbiters of who was best.

The Associated Press on Thursday named an all-time AP All-America team to mark the 100th anniversary of the award that began in 1925.