It's a crucial week for the Dallas Cowboys, with the NFL trade deadline looming and the team considered one of the franchises that could be actively looking for deals to improve the roster for the second half of the season.
The Dallas Cowboys could be eyeing pass-rush help from the Tennessee Titans ahead of the NFL trade deadline, with Arden Key and Dre’Mont Jones emerging as potential targets to strengthen the defense.
There's plenty of attention being paid to the Dallas Cowboys as the 2025 NFL trade deadline approaches, and for good reason. Dallas is 3-4-1, but they have enough talent on offense to make a run at the postseason in the second half of the year.
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to be eyeing some of the top available players on the defensive side of the ball with the NFL trade deadline approaching, and a late-night report has revealed the team has been making calls.
NOVEMBER 2: ESPN’s Rich Cimini echoes Breer’s report and says Quincy Williams is a player who could be on the move before the deadline. He believes Quinnen
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Dallas Cowboys take the field in Week 9 for a crucial primetime showdown against the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium, less than 24 hours ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
Most of the attention surrounding the Dallas Cowboys ahead of the NFL trade deadline has been on the defensive side of the ball, and rightfully so. The Cowboys have an elite offense this season, but their defense has been one of the worst in the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys have been a featured team ever since the NFL introduced Monday Night Football back in 1970. There have only been three seasons – 1989, 1990, and 2002 – that the team hasn’t played at least one game on a Monday night.
Dak Prescott acknowledged fan frustration after Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said a natural‑gas opportunity was worth $100 billion and suggested it drew his attention away from the team.
CeeDee Lamb offered calm counsel to teammate George Pickens amid mounting contract uncertainty, telling the receiver his on‑field production will ultimately be rewarded.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Dallas Cowboys lost 44-24 to the Denver Broncos; Dak Prescott had two interceptions and no touchdowns. Sixteen penalties occurred, including a Roughing the Passer incident involving Prescott.
When the Dallas Cowboys selected running back Jaydon Blue in the fifth round of the draft, many saw it as a potential steal. The Texas product possessed intriguing speed and versatility, but his transition to the NFL has been challenging.
Dallas Cowboys All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs had an eventful October, finding himself in concussion protocol following a mystery accident at his home and ultimately getting placed on injured reserve.
The Dallas Cowboys have been linked to the top players available on the defensive side of the ball ahead of the NFL trade deadline, with the team's clear struggles being a major talking point through the first two months of the season.
Kyler Murray has been out of action for the past two games and was expected to make his return in Week 9 when the Arizona Cardinals face off with the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football in Week 9.
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys are 3-4-1 with a Week 9 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals on "Monday Night Football." They're looking to bounce back after losing to the Denver Broncos 44-24 last week.
Dallas Cowboys center Cooper Beebe is on target to make his return in Monday's game against the visiting Arizona Cardinals, head coach Brian Schottenheimer said on Saturday.
The Dallas faithful should be prepared for a major overhaul of their defense this offseason. We will likely see new faces at every level of the unit, but especially in the Cowboys’ secondary.
If you haven’t noticed, this week has been filled with more Jerry Jones drama, and honestly this week made a lot of Dallas fans more upset than they already were.
It’s a daunting task ahead for the Dallas Cowboys beyond the 2025 season. And it’s a position they are in that is no one’s fault but their own. In trading a third round pick (2026) and a fifth round pick (2027) to the Pittsburgh Steelers to land wide receiver George Pickens, Dallas addressed a serious need at WR2.
George Pickens is having an outstanding first season with the Dallas Cowboys, and the career-best pace has come at a time when he is preparing for potential free agency.