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Jason Witten wants to keep playing and is open to joining a new team. The 37-year-old tight end was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 2003 and has played his entire 16-season career with them. He retired for the 2018 season and served as a broadcaster …
Could we see Jason Witten play in the NFL for a team other than the Dallas Cowboys? The veteran tight end has not ruled out playing in 2020, according to Chris Mortensen of ESPN. However, Witten’s role in new Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy’s …
Nobody with the Dallas Cowboys could have been satisfied with the way Thursday night’s game went. The Cowboys scored on their first possession, intercepted the Bears after that, but then it was all downhill. The team allowed 24 unanswered …
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones essentially blasted the team’s coaches after Sunday’s loss to the New England Patriots, but it doesn’t sound like it’s having any impact on the players. Jones said after Sunday’s loss …
Jason Witten made very clear on Friday what his intended role and purpose on the Dallas Cowboys is. Witten retired from the NFL last year and spent the season as a broadcaster on “Monday Night Football.” His transition to the booth did …
Jason Witten and Dak Prescott spent two years together on the Dallas Cowboys before Witten’s short-lived retirement. It has, however, given Witten time away, and a different view of Prescott’s personal development. On Wednesday, Witten …
Can a year away from football make you even better? One Dallas Cowboys player seems to think that’s happened to Jason Witten. Witten, who spent a year in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth before returning to the Cowboys, is getting rave …
Jason Witten’s year off of football apparently did not negatively affect him. Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett attended the team’s annual “Taste of the Cowboys” to benefit the North Texas Food Bank. According to Cowboys …
Jason Witten decided earlier this offseason to leave the “Monday Night Football” broadcast booth and return to playing for the Dallas Cowboys, but ESPN is not planning to replace him with another on-air personality — at least in the …
Jason Witten is making big changes this year, and that includes his hair. Witten decided to give up broadcasting for now to return to the NFL. He is being inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame and showed up with a new look when he spoke with …
Jason Witten’s somewhat iffy one-year tenure in the Monday Night Football booth ended last week when he decided to return to the Dallas Cowboys for 2019. So are any other players-turned-broadcasters ready to get back on the field? NFL …
Jason Witten retired from football last year so he could pursue a career in broadcasting, and the 11-time Pro Bowler apparently regretted the decision. On Thursday, the Dallas Cowboys announced that Witten will leave the “Monday Night …
The 2019 edition of the Pro Bowl ended with an AFC win and a trophy that wasn’t exactly in top condition. The AFC won Sunday’s game 26-7, with the contest never being a very competitive one. Afterwards, ESPN’s Jason Witten was given …
ESPN’s Jason Witten has taken a lot of criticism for his uneven performances in the Monday Night Football booth this season, and he had another forgettable moment early on in Sunday’s Pro Bowl. After AFC quarterback Patrick Mahomes found …
Jason Witten has not even spent a full season as a broadcaster with his new ESPN gig, and his former coach has already tried to convince him to come out of retirement and return to playing in the NFL. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Cowboys …
Jason Witten has been criticized for what some felt was a hypocritical take this week about the Washington Redskins claiming Reuben Foster off waivers, and the former tight end has tried to clarify his stance. During the second half of “Monday …
