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K.D. Drummond

K.D. Drummond

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Editor, Cowboys Wire

Washington, D.C., United States

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  • Seriously, Jerry? Twitter reacts to Cowboys giving Tyron's jersey away second he retires

    By K.D. Drummond| Cowboys Wire Verified Well that didn't take very long. The Dallas Cowboys are well known for many reasons, as are their tendencies and traditions. One such is that, although they do not believe in retiring anyone's jersey number, no matter how pivotal and crucial they are to franchise history. What they do instead is more of a soft retirement. The number won't hang in the rafters, but the number will simply fall out of rotation. Troy Aikman's "8", Emmitt Smith's "22", Roger Staubach's "12"...

    By K.D. Drummond · Cowboys Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Vice Grips: WR Tetairoa McMillan a perfect draft addition to Cowboys' offense if he lasts

    By K.D. Drummond| Cowboys Wire Verified The Dallas Cowboys' offense needs help. While there's an argument to be made about a myriad of needs entering the 2025 NFL draft, the one thing that remains the most true is that the passing offense does not have enough weapons. Sure, there are other needs that must be addressed, but leaving this draft without adding another target for Dak Prescott, one who could immediately pay dividends, would be an abject dereliction of duty for the front office.

    By K.D. Drummond · Cowboys Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Seriously, Jerry? Twitter reacts to Cowboys giving Tyron's jersey away second he retires

    By K.D. Drummond| Cowboys Wire Verified Well that didn't take very long. The Dallas Cowboys are well known for many reasons, as are their tendencies and traditions. One such is that, although they do not believe in retiring anyone's jersey number, no matter how pivotal and crucial they are to franchise history. What they do instead is more of a soft retirement. The number won't hang in the rafters, but the number will simply fall out of rotation. Troy Aikman's "8", Emmitt Smith's "22", Roger Staubach's "12"...

    By K.D. Drummond · Cowboys Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

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