DALLAS — George Pickens was priced at 30/1 by DraftKings to finish 2026 as the NFL’s receiving-yardage leader, according to a board NorthJersey.com published Thursday.
Cowboys WR George Pickens was franchise-tagged this offseason and will cost $27.3 million for 2026 before needing a new deal. Additionally, WR CeeDee Lamb has three years left on a four-year, $136 million extension with remaining cap hits of $19.2 million, $46.1 million and $25.9 million.
Williams sent a warning to the rest of the NFL regarding what he and his defensive teammates could accomplish during the upcoming campaign.
How many of the quarterbacks to start at least 150 NFL games in the Super Bowl era (since 1966) can you name in six minutes?
The Dallas Cowboys have some unnatural continuity this year with all 11 starters returning from 2025. In a league where change is constant, this gives them a huge advantage, especially considering how explosive they were on that side of the ball last year.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
The Dallas Cowboys’ 53-man roster is set. But if you’re a football nerd like me you’re probably wondering about the often-overlooked 48-man roster. I have a confession to make: I’m a little bit of a roster nerd.
How many of the players from the Super Bowl Era (since 1966) to record at least five seasons with at least 1,000-receiving yards in their NFL career can you name in seven minutes?
After months of speculation about his future, Hall of Famer Von Miller finally found a new home.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
It’s hard to describe just how bad the Dallas Cowboys defense was in 2025. They were last in the league with 511 points surrendered and there was no true strength to lean on.
Jerry Jones, quarterback Dak Prescott and head coach Brian Schottenheimer enter the 2026 NFL season with their sights set on the Super Bowl trophy, which the Dallas Cowboys last won 30 years ago.
It is understandable if you were surprised to learn the Dallas Cowboys waived quarterback Joe Milton III. He has performed well over the summer and flashed in the preseason too.
The Dallas Cowboys have made their priorities clear for the 2026 season. They need to fix their defense and worry about the quarterback later. But even
The Dallas Cowboys front office once again proved why they are one of the most forward-thinking organizations in the National Football League. In a move that sent initial shockwaves through Cowboys Nation, the team released quarterback Joe Milton on Monday, only to bring him back on Wednesday via the practice squad.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones needs to bring glory back to the franchise. It has been a long time since Dallas Cowboys fans have celebrated a Super Bowl win, as the organization last achieved this feat during the 1995-96 season.
While there were concerns this past spring that Pickens could cause some headaches for the Cowboys as a way to protest not receiving a multiyear contract, he has since proved that he is all-in on playing for the club during the upcoming season.
Dallas Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith is facing a $2.5 million lawsuit stemming from an investment involving a Texas solar energy project, with a Native American economic development group accusing Smith and his business associates of misusing loan funds.
Veteran outside linebacker Von Miller will be playing the 2026 season with the Dallas Cowboys. Although the 37-year-old is yet to even play for the Cowboys, he is already suggesting that Jerry Jones is not paying him what he deserves.
Days after losing out on a Cowboys roster spot, Joe Milton has resurfaced on the organization’s practice squad. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Milton has signed with the Cowboys taxi squad.
The Dallas Cowboys have re-signed QB Joe Milton to their practice squad on Wednesday after clearing waivers, per Tommy Yarrish. Here’s the Cowboys’ updated
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens clearly doesn't golf much.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's deal runs through 2028, but Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones says the franchise's front office hasn't yet explored working out a new contract for the club's QB1.
Dallas Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones is aware of the salary-cap obstacles related to keeping wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens beyond the upcoming campaign.
The Dallas Cowboys are heading into a new season with one of the top draft picks of the crop in Downs.
The Dallas Cowboys could soon re-sign Milton. They shouldn't pass on that opportunity.
This could be a big year for Prescott.
Schottenheimer isn't blaming anyone else for the Dallas Cowboys' defensive problems last season. Not even the coach who was running the unit.
Second-year running back Jaydon Blue is no longer with the Dallas Cowboys, and it appears he won't get another shot with "America's Team."
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