HBO's preseason hit reality series, "Hard Knocks", is headed back to Cowboys training camp.

The all-access show will peek into the lives of the Cowboys' players and coaches throughout camp and leading up to the team's regular-season opener. This fourth installment is the second featuring America's Team; the last time HBO documented Cowboys training camp was 2002 under Dave Campo.

What are your thoughts on "Hard Knocks" returning to the Cowboys?

I like the idea b/c as a fan during the offseason, I can't get enough news and stories coming out of the team.  I'm especially anxious this year just b/c we're RIGHT on the cusp of that Lombardi, and I can't wait to see how the team gells with the additions and losses we've had, with the leaders and vets we have in place.

However, I just hope the team can stay focused, but I don't really see it being a problem, b/c most of their practices are open to the public, aren't they?  I know the Colts' camp is here in Terre Haute, and I know they have quite a few that are open to the public.

rphillips:

HBO's preseason hit reality series, "Hard Knocks", is headed back to Cowboys training camp.

The all-access show will peek into the lives of the Cowboys' players and coaches throughout camp and leading up to the team's regular-season opener. This fourth installment is the second featuring America's Team; the last time HBO documented Cowboys training camp was 2002 under Dave Campo.

What are your thoughts on "Hard Knocks" returning to the Cowboys?

I am not real thrilled by it. I think it is nothing more than a publicity gimmick and would rather not have the team distracted.

This Coaching staff has an opportunity to get this team to the "promised land" and any distractions of the "golden calf" concern me. (I apologize for the biblical references--but it seemed to characterize what I was trying to say).

This just in, HBO is doing the Cowboys. Comedy Central is doing the raiders, the History Channel is doing the niners (HGTV lost the coin toss) and TV Food Network is doing the packers. Who cares? This got anything to do with football? Wake me when NFL Films shows up to do the first to start on the other hand story.

CowboyGirl1983:

I like the idea b/c as a fan during the offseason, I can't get enough news and stories coming out of the team.  I'm especially anxious this year just b/c we're RIGHT on the cusp of that Lombardi, and I can't wait to see how the team gells with the additions and losses we've had, with the leaders and vets we have in place.

However, I just hope the team can stay focused, but I don't really see it being a problem, b/c most of their practices are open to the public, aren't they?  I know the Colts' camp is here in Terre Haute, and I know they have quite a few that are open to the public.

Send yourMom to the forum and give us a day to work on her. Last year we convinced a couple to spend their honeymoon at camp. And congratulations, you've found a wonderful man in a Cowboys fan. Only thing that could make him better was proposing at the game.

Don't get HBO so it really doesn't effect me. Plus I live in So Cal and I'm planning to go up to Oxnard to see training camp in person. But it would be nice to see if we're running another camp cupcake or a real training camp. how do I get rid of that boy girl icon?

This show should be 10 times better than the last Cowboys Camp show. Campo killed it! The funny thing is, that Campo is still on the coaching staff!

I wonder if Wade is going to take the team to Sea World.. maybe Disney or even the Zoo???

Just when I was going to dump HBO for the summer, no I have to keep having it. If Romo wasn't Hollywood enough, now he has all the cameras on him and Simpson.

As long as no one gets caught up with the documentary. I like the idea of giving fans an inside look into training camp. The first one introduced me to Terrence Newman and let me know how much of an ***hole Bill Parcells is.

CowboyGirl1983:

I like the idea b/c as a fan during the offseason, I can't get enough news and stories coming out of the team.  I'm especially anxious this year just b/c we're RIGHT on the cusp of that Lombardi, and I can't wait to see how the team gells with the additions and losses we've had, with the leaders and vets we have in place.

However, I just hope the team can stay focused, but I don't really see it being a problem, b/c most of their practices are open to the public, aren't they?  I know the Colts' camp is here in Terre Haute, and I know they have quite a few that are open to the public.

CONGRATS COWBOYGIRL 1983, maybe you and your future hubby can do some sabotage work at Colts Camp. (lol)

Doomsday_1977:

As long as no one gets caught up with the documentary. I like the idea of giving fans an inside look into training camp. The first one introduced me to Terrence Newman and let me know how much of an ***hole Bill Parcells is.

Campo was coach for the first Hard Knocks and Newman wasn't on the team!!!!!

I think it's a great idea, The Cowboys are doing so many diffrent and new and exciting things. It's just what they need as far venturing themselves out to the fans. I am very excited about this upcoming football year and can't wait until it get underway. This HBO Hard Knocks is a great opportunity for the Cowboys and they are in for a great upcoming season, which will lead them to be the Super Bowl Champs and bring home the trophy again..

Great analysis cowboy Girl.  I also cannot get enough info in the off season.  I am now salivating while waiting for the HBO Series to start,

mariadallasfan:

I think it's a great idea, The Cowboys are doing so many diffrent and new and exciting things. It's just what they need as far venturing themselves out to the fans. I am very excited about this upcoming football year and can't wait until it get underway. This HBO Hard Knocks is a great opportunity for the Cowboys and they are in for a great upcoming season, which will lead them to be the Super Bowl Champs and bring home the trophy again..

Wouldn't that make the hard knocks show great, to film the Superbowl Champs as they go through the season. Though I do think the title fit the Chiefs better last year, particular there QB position.