Terry Glenn's refusal to sign a $500,000 injury waiver is a slap in the face to a team that paid him $5 million this past season for four plays. His refusal to sign the agreement shows he's out for greed. And the Cowboys ought to just let him go from the team because he's now becoming a bad apple among a tree of ripe fruit:

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The Landry Hat likes to do series. I did the five best tight ends. I did the five best running backs. But this time, we will do the five teams that will blow it in 2008. The idea, from regular poster MBIIIEFFECT, is a great one.

So with that said, let me present to you the five teams that many think will do well in 2008, but we know will tank it:

What is going to please Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones this year? Will it be a playoff win or must it be a Super Bowl victory?

Even I was calling for the head of coach Wade Phillips after last year's disappointing ending. Why? Because the Dallas Cowboys looked uninspired and unprepared for a game against a [...] more...

The last thing I would expect a QB like Tony Romo to work on is his posture in the pocket. He's such an unorthodox player, making Brett Favresque plays that make it difficult to be set in the pocket.

But the Associated Press had an article here on how Romo is working on the little [...]

The FanSided Network has added a new blog to the team this week. Please welcome ToroTimes, a Houston Texans blog. The Texans is one team I see on the upside. You can visit the site here. I would appreciate it if we all let him know who the best team in Dallas is, before he [...]

The New York Times has an article here that shows a sensitive side to Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware. It is a great article about an awesome person and player. I recommend it for all Cowboys fans.

Gee, I was so close. Dynasty Rankings this week rated Jason Witten as the No. 2 tight end in the NFL. Antonio Gates was rated above him by less than two points. The Chiefs fans are stunned that their pretty boy Tony Gonzalez isn't even in the top 5.

Our first opponent, the Cleveland Browns, are in disarray. Read it here.

Colts owner Bill Pollian speaks.

Ranking Chiefs running back Larry Johnson as one of the best running backs is just plain retarded.

Is Jason Taylor going to be a Cowboy or not? Bill Parcells is having second thoughts.

Vikings blogger still hasn't faced reality that his QB [...] more...

It was only a matter of time until I officially countered the attack launched by Chiefs fans when I opined that Larry Johnson is not a top-5 NFL running back. He's not, and it is not because of his poor season last year. It's because he really isn't a top-5 back. The list, started by [...]

The Kansas City Chiefs fans have upped the ante in their attack on The Landry Hat just because I used sound judgment in my running back ratings that didn't have their boy, Larry Johnson, in the top 5. I know it is hard to be a Chiefs fan, and these poor boys haven't even seen [...]

Now that the Kansas City Chiefs fans have gotten their lives back and stopped invading my damn blog, we can go back to other important Dallas Cowboys issues. But just to be clear, Jason Witten is the best tight end in the NFL. Enough is enough. But I appreciate the nine Chiefs fans who participated. [...] more...

Uh oh, Eagles fans.

Donovan McNabb may be gone for the season with shoulder problems and you can here the crickets chirping over at our sister site here. Not even a peep about it.

Let me be the first to say it: Donovan McNabb is toast. His career is O-V-E-R

It's prime time to bring in Kevin Kolb-y [...] more...

In the NFL's constant ambush of the Dallas Cowboys, now the powers at be are hunting Terrell Owens. The NFL wanted to random drug test the super star wide receiver, but Owens missed the testing. He blamed it on a "communication problem involving cell phone numbers."

The excuse sort of made me chuckle but all of [...] more...

Chris Canty finally signed his $2 million tender with the Dallas Cowboys. But he hasn't missed a practice and his good attitude hopefully will be rewarded with some playing time and success at defensive end.

Canty may have gotten a long-term deal if there weren't so many high-profile players that needed a lock first. However, if [...] more...

Some unfortunate news hit the Dallas Cowboys organization today after a crane collapsed during the construction of the new billion-dollar stadium. According to CBS 11TV, three people are injured.

Cowboys spokesman Brett Daniels tells CBS 11 News the accident happened while workers were in the process of assembling the crane. One of the cables being used [...] more...