When Troy Aikman, the Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Dallas Cowboys to three of those five championships, recently said that “Super Bowl should not come out of your mouth,” he was speaking to a truth that every Cowboys fan knows deep down.
The NFL continues to take steps toward a complete "Nike-ification" of the league's uniforms and adding more ways for fans to spend their hard-earned dollars.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2026 season with their core starting players firmly in place, but a captivating competition remains unresolved for the backup quarterback position behind franchise player Dak Prescott.
The Dallas Cowboys have returned home from Oxnard and will finish training camp at The Star in Frisco. Fans will get two opportunities to watch the team practice at The Star this week, while players prepare for the final game of the NFL Preseason.
FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys have more depth and overall talent than they did a year ago, coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday at The Star. Last August ended with Dallas trading Micah Parsons.
The Dallas Cowboys spent a lot of resources on improving the putrid defense during the NFL offseason, beginning with the hiring of defensive coordinator Christian Parker.
FRISCO, Texas — Malik Davis picked up a free safety firing through the backside B gap on the first play at Arizona. Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday at The Star that Davis was incredible in pass protection.
The NFL has tried warnings. It has handed down massive fines. Now Jerry Jones is going after his own players financially. Yet the brawls at joint practices keep happening.
“I wouldn’t say I’ve peaked yet, so I’m hoping to keep growing.” Just two weeks ago, at the Dallas Cowboys training camp, veteran safety Markquese Bell said this after noting that this is the best he’s been playing since Dallas signed him as an UDFA.
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.
The San Francisco 49ers made two roster moves Monday that tell very different stories. One player got a fresh opportunity. Another lost his spot after barely a month.
We're heading into the home stretch as the final week of the NFL preseason is here. For the Dallas Cowboys, their final game will be on Friday night against the New Orleans Saints.
The Dallas Cowboys’ offense was in peril. They were missing three of five tight ends because of injuries, and the regular season starts in less than a month.
It has already been a historic journey for the Dallas Cowboys rookie. His second NFL preseason game gave him another moment he will not soon forget after the Cowboys’ 34-13 win over the Arizona Cardinals on August 22.
OXNARD, Calif. — Any lingering concerns about wide receiver George Pickens bringing contract frustration into the upcoming Dallas Cowboys season were soundly put to rest after Pickens had a strong training camp and quarterback Dak Prescott wasn’t the least bit surprised.
The Dallas Cowboys head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, just hinted at a specialt teams roster lock. Which in turn puts two other players in a tough position.
Joe Milton III has shined in preseason, but Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer isn't handing him the backup quarterback job yet. This offseason,
Some NFL backups are waiting for an injury to create an opportunity. These three quarterbacks could use the 2026 season to convince a different team to hand them a starting job next year.
Joe Milton has fared well during preseason action so far, but he is not yet assured of the Cowboys’ backup quarterback spot. Sam Howell is still in contention for the gig at this time.
The Arizona Cardinals entered the offseason knowing their decision to move on from Kyler Murray would place enormous pressure on the rest of the roster. Saturday’s 34-13 preseason loss to the Dallas Cowboys showed why that quarterback gamble could unravel quickly.