SPONSORED BY:

Cowboys Will Be Boys

 

Email To A Friend

Please fill in the following information and we'll email this link.

Separate multiple addresses with commas

SPONSORED BY
 

The once loved Dallas Cowboys are fast becoming the team people love to hate. Last week's allegations against Michael Irvin and Erik Williams were just the latest problems for a squad mired in off-field difficulties. Some of their troubles:

Leon Lett: Star defensive tackle has twice violated the league's substance-abuse policy and is serving a one-year suspension.

Broderick Thomas: In 1995 he was charged for weapons possession and drunken driving. In 1996 he signed with the 'Boys.

Erik Williams: All-pro offensive tackle cited for drunken driving in 1994; 17-year-old accuses him of sexual assault in 1995.

Shante Carver: Defensive end was suspended for the first six games of the 1996 season for violating league drug policy.

Michael Irvin: No-contest plea to drug possession gives him four years' court probation and a five-game NFL suspension.

Label

Newsweek Top Stories
Visions of a Decade
Visions of a Decade

From 2000-2009, one photo per month.

The Failure of Copenhagen
The Failure of Copenhagen

Why there could be a silver lining in a failed climate treaty.

Sex Scandals of the 2000s
Sex Scandals of the 2000s

From John Edwards to Mark Sanford, the decade's memorable affairs.

118 Days in Hell
118 Days in Hell

A NEWSWEEK journalist recounts his captivity in Iran.

Discuss

Sponsored by

My Take

Customize the NEWSWEEK homepage
to feature your favorite columnists.

Customize Now