This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys find themselves in need of an influx of talent on the defensive side of the ball. Following a disastrous 2025 campaign under Matt Eberflus, they’re turning to new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, but he still needs more weapons.
George Pickens may well have been the top free agent in the NFL had he reached the open market next month. As expected, though, that will not take place.
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot on their plate as they head into the offseason, but one priority seems to be rising to the top of the list: securing their special teams ace.
The Dallas Cowboys have some major decisions to make with expiring contracts entering the NFL offseason, and the team has acted swiftly with some of its key offensive players.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Dallas Cowboys are set to undergo a makeover on defense under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, who was hired to revamp the team's No. 30-ranked unit and NFL-worst pass defense earlier in the offseason.
It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys need help at cornerback. That should be one of their main focuses throughout the offseason, beginning with the NFL Scouting Combine.
Cowboys K Brandon Aubrey is set to be an unrestricted free agent if he’s not signed to a new contract before the new league year starts in March. Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones said they’ve been having extension talks with Aubrey since before the start of last season.
The NFL Scouting Combine is underway in Indianapolis, and the Dallas Cowboys will be a hot topic during the week. Due to the Micah Parsons trade, Dallas has two picks in Round 1.
NFL draft season is here, with the NFL Scouting Combine beginning this week in Indianapolis. The Combine is always entertaining, plus it gives us an idea of who the Dallas Cowboys are interested in.
Christina Parker’s blueprint favors size and versatility. Here’s how the Cowboys secondary fits his vision — and why 2026 free agency matters. When I started digging into Christian Parker’s last stops, I first looked at the front seven.
NFL Draft season is officially underway, with all 32 teams around the NFL making their way to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for the annual Scouting Combine.
The Dallas Cowboys put the tough task of improving the defense on first-year defensive coordinator Christian Parker entering the 2026 NFL offseason, so they will need to reshape the roster with talent that fits his new defensive scheme.
For the first time in Super Bowl history, neither the hosting broadcast network nor the NFL offered a completely free digital viewing option for Super Bowl LX on February 8.
The Dallas Cowboys just did the Kansas City Chiefs a bit of a favor as the 2026 NFL free agency period approaches. On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Cowboys signed RB Javonte Williams to a 3-year contract extension worth $24 million with $16 million in guaranteed money.
We have a very long way to go, and I mean a long way to go, so please read this before you jump all over me for the title of this post. Yet, the Dallas Cowboys offseason is off to the best start in what, 15 or 20 years, probably even more.
Brandon Aubrey and the Dallas Cowboys had another disappointing NFL season in 2025. Under first-year coach Brian Schottenheimer, the Cowboys began the year in the playoff hunt, but after losing four of their last five games, Dallas finished 7-9-1 and missed out on the postseason for a second consecutive year.
The Dallas Cowboys have extended soon-to-be free agent Javonte Williams to a 3-year deal worth $24M in total. Williams, 25, gets $8M per year and a very solid $16M in guaranteed money with the extension.
Since coming off the board in the sixth round of the 2019 draft, safety Donovan Wilson has been a career-long Cowboy. A trip to free agency awaits Wilson in the next few weeks, but the seven-year veteran hopes to stay in Dallas, Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News reports.