Cowboys Crosstalk presented by SWBC Financial services returns to The Star in Frisco with special guest Tony Casillas!

Steve Dennis is joined by Jane Slater of NFL Network, Jon Machota of The Athletic and DallasCowboys.com's Rob Phillips to debate a bunch of Cowboys topics, including Tony Pollard's emergence and the best position for Micah Parsons moving forward.

Adding an extra day to the game week with the Cowboys playing the Eagles on Monday Night Football, the crew straddled the fence between reviewing Sunday's win over the Chargers and previewing the upcoming Eagles contest. So a little of this and that, including perusing the newest Hall of Fame candidate list, covering injury updates, Micah Man and the sudden proliferation of takeaways.

With the reported losses on DE Dorance Armstrong and DT Carlso Watkins to injury, The Player's Lounge crew debate what the Cowboys should do on defense to replace everyone expected to miss MNF and more on this episode of the Player's Lounge!

Is CeeDee ready to handle that No. 1 receiving role if Amari can't play on Monday? How is the team going to attack Fletcher Cox and the Eagles? It's time to talk Cowboys offense vs. Philly defense. Plus, Danny McCray joins the show ahead of his appearance on Survivor.

The opinions vary on Micah Parsons as the crew debated whether to line up as a full-time rusher or back to linebacker.

With the Chargers game in the books, the Talkin' crew turns their attention to the Eagles' speedy offense, led by second-year quarterback Jalen Hurts, and key matchups to watch.

Tony Romo is a former Dallas Cowboys Quarterback. During his 14 seasons in the NFL, he led the Cowboys through a tumultuous series of leadership changes, draft picks, playoff games, and more. But Tony Romo didn't do it alone. He had help, from a Tight End named Jason Witten.

With the Cowboys now 1-1, few complaints this week, the guys giving an injury update, some quick Mick Shots from the three coordinators' press conferences, a comparison at defensive end for Micah Parsons and the effect of Randy Gregory's expected return.

The Cowboys now have 20 Hall of Fame members, thanks to three more additions last weekend. Here's a look at all of the members and their greatest accomplishments.

Veteran writer Mickey Spagnola goes down memory lane to share tales on recent HOF inductees – Cliff Harris, Drew Pearson and Jimmy Johnson.  

On his way to earning a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Jimmy Johnson had to play the bad guy to push his team to success. But in the process, he and Troy Aikman became trusted friends.

He didn't specify a timeline, but Jerry Jones confirmed Thursday night that Jimmy Johnson will be part of the Cowboys' Ring of Honor.

After years of waiting, Drew Pearson is finally earning his rightful place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Mike McCarthy's teaching tool, Dak's schedule, Cooper's gravy and more!

Set to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend, Cliff Harris was an unknown when he joined the Cowboys in 1970, but would go on to become one of the greatest safeties in NFL history.