Last year, when the Dallas Cowboys acquired DT Kenny Clark as part of the team's controversial Micah Parsons trade, two things were immediately clear about him: Clark was a solid addition when isolated from the context of the trade.
Jerry Jones is doing what Jerry Jones does: building up the hype for the Dallas Cowboys' offseason moves. In years past, fans have been let down when they have believed some of his promises.
The Dallas Cowboys were active in the trade market in 2025 and could be a team to watch again in 2026. Dallas has been adamant about fixing their roster this offseason, with a heavy focus on the defensive side of the ball.
The Dallas Cowboys face an important decision with star wide receiver George Pickens in the offseason, and it's a decision the team needs to get right.
It was difficult watching the Dallas Cowboys' secondary in 2025. Every player seemed painfully uncomfortable in Matt Eberflus' system as they gave up one huge play after another.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Dallas Cowboys announced terrible news on Monday. The team lost a beloved member after what was called “a long health battle.” The Cowboys issued a statement on the passing of an important piece of the franchise.
Every NFL offseason produces a handful of redemption arcs. Few, though, hit as powerfully as Javonte Williams’ 2025 resurgence in Dallas. He was once viewed as a talented runner trying to reclaim his pre-injury explosiveness.
The Super Bowl is when a lot of the close media members run into former Dallas Cowboys players and others, and this year was the same deal. One player that they ran into was former linebacker Sean Lee.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
ESPN’s Jason McCourty suggested the Dallas Cowboys trade WR George Pickens to the Las Vegas Raiders in exchange for DE Maxx Crosby. This is if the former NFL defensive back had free reign over trades, of course.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the NFL offseason with a new defensive coordinator after hiring Christian Parker from the rival Philadelphia Eagles, and that means the team will be looking revamp the roster with talent that fits his scheme.
Even without Micah Parsons, the Dallas Cowboys had high hopes for their defensive ends in 2025. Dante Fowler Jr. was coming off a 10.5 sack campaign with the Washington Commanders and rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku entered the league with plenty of potential.
The Dallas Cowboys' start to the NFL offseason has had one common theme: defensive improvement. From hiring new defensive coordinator Christian Parker to putting together an exciting, up-and-coming staff around him, the team is looking to create the right culture for the future.
Well, the NFL season has finally come to a close, and that means it is time to once again get ready for an offseason filled with drama regarding the Dallas Cowboys.
Despite going 7-9-1 in 2025, the Dallas Cowboys have confidence that they can contend this coming season. That's why Jerry Jones has made comments about busting the budget as they attempt to bolster the roster.
The Dallas Cowboys struck gold with three additions in 2025. Javonte Williams was signed as a free agent during the offseason and captured the starting running back job.
When Emmitt Smith is coming to town, football fans pay attention. But if you live in Chihuahua, Mexico—which is a three hour drive away from El Paso, Texas—it seems unlikely Smith is ever going to stop by.
The Dallas Cowboys have lost a beloved member of the team and are paying their respects. But it's not a former player, coach or even an executive. It's a beloved fan.
The Dallas Cowboys' 2025 campaign came to a frustrating end as they went 7-9-1 in Brian Schottenheimer's first season as head coach. While the team struggled to win consistently, their offense was special.
I’ve watched enough playoff football to know this truth never changes: when the games tighten and mistakes stack, defenses decide who survives. Seattle proved this point.