10 Dallas Cowboys Experts to Follow on Twitter
There is no shortage of knowledgeable people talking about the Dallas Cowboys in the Twitterverse.
From snappy remarks during games to breaking news, following the people who cover the Cowboys is the best way to get information about America's team.
Here, in no particular order, are 10 people who you must follow if you root for the 'Boys.
10. Tim Cowlishaw
1 of 10Columnist, Dallas Morning News
Most people know Tim Cowlishaw from ESPN's Around the Horn, but he is a longtime Texas resident and has covered the Dallas Cowboys for many years.
Cowlishaw is as knowledgeable as sportswriters come. He writes about more than just the Cowboys, so you may have to weed through some tweets if you only want to here only about the 'Boys.
But his insight and commentary is rivaled by few sports journalists across the country, so he is a must-follow for any Cowboys fan.
9. Kevin Sherrington
2 of 10Columnist, Dallas Morning News
Kevin Sherrington is a colleague of Tim Cowlishaw, and he's another excellent columnist for Dallas' premier newspaper.
He covers all Texas sports, but his insight on the Cowboys is first-class.
NOTE: Rick Gosselin is another Dallas Morning News columnist with great Cowboys commentary, but he only has four tweets on his Twitter account, so he didn't make the list. If he becomes more active, he is definitely worth following.
8. Calvin Watkins
3 of 10Dallas Cowboys Beat Writer, ESPN
Calvin Watkins has been covering the Cowboys for ESPNDallas since 2009.
He's been on the Cowboys beat for the last six years, so he knows all the ins and outs of the team.
Watkins is all over anything and everything that has to do with America's team, and any Cowboys fan who isn't following him already should start right now.
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7. Dan Graziano
4 of 10NFC East Blogger, ESPN
ESPN has put together a team of experts to cover all of the NFL divisions, and Dan Graziano is all over the NFC East.
He's been on his current beat since 2011 and has all the inside scoops on the division.
For anything that has to do with the Cowboys and their biggest rivals, go check out Graziano's Twitter page.
6. Brad Gagnon
5 of 10NFC East Blogger, Bleacher Report
For any Cowboys fans looking for stimulating content, Brad Gagnon's page is a must-see.
Those looking for fresh opinions about the Cowboys and the NFC East need to check out this B/R blogger.
Gangnon has original ideas and plenty of points that create conversation. Any fan of B/R's style will be thoroughly pleased with all of his work.
5. Nick Eatman
6 of 10Staff Writer, DallasCowboys.com
Nick Eatman makes sure that everyone who visits the official Dallas Cowboys website gets accurate, interesting and informative information.
His professional life revolves around the boys in blue, and nothing Cowboys-related gets by him.
For info about the 'Boys all year round, check out Eatman's Twitter page.
4. Rob Phillips
7 of 10Staff Writer, DallasCowboys.com
Rob Phillips is another top-class writer for the official website of the Dallas Cowboys.
He teams up with Nick Eatman and others to bring captivating content to the blog for the official Cowboys fan club, the True Blue Fan Club.
Phillips is all over the 'Boys beat and is constantly tweeting, so fans would do well to follow him.
3. Josh Ellis
8 of 10Staff Writer, DallasCowboys.com
The Dallas Cowboys' official website is filled with quality writers, and Josh Ellis completes the list.
He also writes for the Dallas Star magazine and is incredibly knowledgeable about the 'Boys.
Following all the writers of the official website will keep you up to date and informed about everything that is going on with America's team.
2. Bryan Broadus
9 of 10Football Analyst/Scout, DallasCowboys.com
Bryan Broaddus is a former NFL personnel man who worked for several teams, including the Cowboys.
He currently contributes for DallasCowboys.com and ESPN radio in Dallas.
He has extensive experience in both professional football and the media. His commentary and insight is second to none when it comes to the Cowboys.
1. Tim MacMahon
10 of 10Dallas Cowboys/Dallas Mavericks Beat Writer, ESPNDallas
Tim MacMahon is a former Dallas Morning News employee who moved over to ESPNDallas in 2009.
He currently covers the Cowboys and the Mavericks and regularly appears on ESPN's Dallas radio station.
MacMahon, like most ESPN beat reporters, consistently gives quality information and is often ahead of the game with breaking news. If you want to be up to date on everything Cowboys related, make sure to follow him on Twitter.
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