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Devin Street's height is 6ft 3in (1.90 m)Devin Street is football (american)First Name: Devin Last Name: Street Birth Full Name: Devin StreetBorn: 30 March, 1991Height: 6ft 3in (1.90 m)Weight: 198 lbs (89.8 kg)Astrological Sign: AriesUniversity: Pittsburgh Occupation: Football (American)

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10 Takeaways From The Cowboys Preseason Finale Against Houston

10 Takeaways From The Cowboys Preseason Finale Against Houston

We chug along through most of February, March, April, May, June, and July to hear three sweet words.

“It’s football season.”

Such glory can only be topped by a special four-word sentence.

“The Preseason is over.”

That’s right. The next time that our beloved ‘Boys hit the field it’ll be for real. Get hyped! While that’s so exciting that I want to eat my foot (what’s wrong with me?) the Preseason…

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Will Devin Street be Next Casualty From 2014 Draft?

Yesterday Dallas released defensive back Terrance Mitchell, a former seventh-round pick in their 2014 class. He joins Ben Gardner, Ahmad Dixon, Ken Bishop, and Will Smith as players who did not last long with the Cowboys. Is wide receiver Devin Street about to join them? A fifth-round pick from that year, Street has yet get much traction in Dallas. In two seasons he has nine catches for 132 yards and one touchdown.

Will Devin Street be Next Casualty From 2014 Draft? was originally published on Inside The Star

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Five Offensive Players That Need To Step Up In 2016

The 2015 season is over thankfully and we can put the past behind us and turn our focus to what lies ahead in the upcoming season. Year in and year out, organizations around the league have to continuously tinker with the roster in order to hopefully put together the best 53 man squad as possible. Well, I decided to take a look at the roster and share with you five players that I think need to step up their game in 2016 in order to secure a roster spot. Not all of these players are in jeopardy of losing their jobs, but through improved play they should be able to not only make the 53 man roster, but earn more playing time. Devin Street, WR (6’3″, 200) Devin Street will be entering his third season in the NFL, but is already facing an uphill battle to the make the Cowboys roster.

Five Offensive Players That Need To Step Up In 2016 was originally published on Inside The Star

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Dallas Cowboys May Have Found Something in Brice Butler

Dallas Cowboys May Have Found Something in Brice Butler

Finding silver linings for the 2015 Dallas Cowboys has been difficult. However, when a team gets eliminated from the playoffs, they start to figure out which players will be back for next season. With Dez Bryant suffering with both foot and ankle injuries, Brice Butler was inserted into the starting lineup in Week 16 and his performance opened up some eyes.

With Kellen Moore starting, it should…

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Lucky Whitehead: How the Dallas Cowboys Have Gotten Creative With Him

Lucky Whitehead: How the Dallas Cowboys Have Gotten Creative With Him

Today’s NFL is changing. We continue to see an influx of more speed and more open-field within an offense. Coaching philosophies are becoming focused primarily on how speed and how an offense can beat a defense in the open-field. Speed is the key to success for an offense.

Sometimes, an offense needs a guy who can be a wild card, but also play a pivotal role in an offense. One guy I look at is…

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Big Plays From The Dallas Cowboys Week 7 Loss To New York Giants

Big Plays From The Dallas Cowboys Week 7 Loss To New York Giants

It’s always tough to stomach a loss, but one to the New York Giants stings just a little bit more than usual.

When it’s your fourth in a row it just feels terrible. You feel like the world is ending for you and your favorite team.

While, yes, the Cowboys lost 27-20 to the New York Giants this past Sunday… there were some moments, two in particular, that made us all smile and gave us all hope for…

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Matt Cassel's Debut In Review, How'd He Really Do In New York?

Matt Cassel's Debut In Review, How'd He Really Do In New York? By @robo8936 on InsideTheStar.com

It’s tough to win a football game at any level when you turn the ball over 4 times. It certainly makes it tough when you throw 2 interceptions on the opponent’s side of the field, and when one is returned for a touchdown.  With that said, I think Matt Cassel played well enough to maintain his job as a starter. He must protect the ball better, but I saw him do things when I watched the film that…

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