The new NFL calendar year officially kicks off on Wednesday, March 11, at 4:00 p.m. ET, with the "legal tampering period" beginning two days prior on Monday, March 9.
Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku is recovering from hip surgery and could be sidelined until the start of training camp, ESPN reported Monday.
As the NFL Scouting Combine rolled on at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium last week, talks of a potential Dallas Cowboys trade for Las Vegas Raiders superstar Maxx Crosby began to quiet.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Plenty of information was learned about the Dallas Cowboys during the NFL Combine. While much of the attention was on the incoming class of rookies, there were also several informative interviews with the team’s decision-makers.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is in the books, and draft boards around the league are reflecting the risers and fallers from Indy. Luckily for the Dallas Cowboys, there was a lot of talent on display that fills major voids on the team's roster.
NFL free agency is just days away, and the Dallas Cowboys are expected to be players this offseason. Team owner and general manager Jerry Jones has stated that they could "bust the budget," and says they're going to look to spend on defense.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to be more active this offseason than they have in recent years. That begins with NFL free agency, where they should be looking for help on the defensive side of the ball.
So as the NFL combine came to an end late Sunday afternoon, I did in fact watch about 85% of it, and made sure to keep up on Twitter with the things that I missed.
It was tough to watch the Dallas Cowboys' defense in 2025. They were one of the worst defenses in the NFL, and a lot of their issues stemmed from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, who was fired after just one season.
With NFL free agency just a week away, the Dallas Cowboys front office is focused on improving a defense that ranked 30th in the league last season after allowing 377 yards per game in 2025.
We are just over one week away from the start of NFL free agency, and the Dallas Cowboys continue to project they are willing to spend big on the open market to bolster the roster on the defensive side of the ball.
When Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer announced linebacker Marist Liufau would change positions ahead of the 2026 NFL season, it initially sounded like bad news for the defender.
As the 2025 NFL trade deadline approached, the Dallas Cowboys were linked to All-Pro pass rusher Maxx Crosby. At the time, however, the Las Vegas Raiders had no interest in making a move, and Crosby wanted to remain in Las Vegas.
The Dallas Cowboys followed through with their plans to use the franchise tag on star wide receiver George Pickens after his 2025 breakout campaign. With the tag, which will pay Pickens $27.3 million for the 2026 season, the team has until a July 15 deadline to reach a long-term deal.
The Dallas Cowboys have some big decisions ahead of them as NFL free agency gets underway, including what to do about star kicker Brandon Aubrey. Aubrey is due for a new contract, and has cemented himself as arguably the best kicker in the NFL over the last couple of seasons for the Cowboys.
Dallas Cowboys president Jerry Jones is now swinging for the fences in free agency. For his team to see a chance of at least the NFC Championship Game, he has to take risks.
Jerry Jones outlines an aggressive Cowboys offseason focused on defense, George Pickens, cap flexibility, and immediate draft impact. Jerry made one thing clear in Indianapolis, the Cowboys are going all in this offseason and, if it’s true, we are about to see Ol’ Wheelin and Dealin’ Jerry.
At approximately $56.133MM in the red, the Cowboys own the worst salary cap situation in the NFL heading into March. That will not be the case for long.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says that the team plans to “bust the budget” in free agency, and Adam Schefter tweeted that the team is restructuring the contract of several players to add $66 million in cap space.
The Dallas Cowboys made significant contract news on Friday, officially putting wide receiver George Pickens on the franchise tag for the 2026 season. But before the season begins, the Cowboys have much more work to do in order to get under the cap and build a Super Bowl-contending roster.
The annual report card for all 32 NFL teams grading every single thing about the teams compiled by the NFL Players Association was leaked yesterday when they told us all nobody would be able to see them this year.
The Dallas Cowboys confirmed on Friday that they have used the franchise tag worth around $27.3M to retain the rights to wide receiver George Pickens for the 2026 campaign.
The Dallas Cowboys told fans they would do whatever it takes to bring back Pickens, and on Friday, they took one step closer to fulfilling that promise.