The Dallas Cowboys placed veteran wide receiver Parris Campbell on the Reserve/Retired list. Here’s what the move means for the rest of the position group, which will feature a fun battle this offseason.
Dallas Cowboys football is still far from us, but it’s getting closer. And now we have dates for the team’s three-game preseason, including one and only one home game.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2026 season under pressure to rebound after a disappointing year that ended without a playoff appearance for the second straight season.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Parris Campbell agreed to terms on a reserve/futures deal to stay in Dallas in January. Four-plus months later, the former second-round pick looks to be leaving the sport.
The Dallas Cowboys announced they placed WR Parris Campbell on the Reserve/Retired list on Wednesday. Dallas signed Campbell to a futures deal back in January, which is essentially a camp invite that will allow players to compete for roster spots during offseason workouts and training camp.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman is pulling for another NFL team nowadays. And Jerry Jones and Co. have no one to blame but themselves. Michael Irvin recently spoke on the situation.
More than three decades after the fallout between Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and former head coach Jimmy Johnson, an NFL analyst has revived the controversy with a bold claim.
Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin wishes the team would have handled one thing differently when it comes to the George Pickens contract situation. Of
Troy Aikman helping the Miami Dolphins has left one former Dallas Cowboys teammate frustrated that the Dallas Cowboys never created a serious role for their own franchise legend.
Dallas Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith is happy with the way the team's offseason has gone, but not necessarily just because of the players the Cowboys have brought in.
Well, we are finally starting to be able to look at some real football for the Dallas Cowboys. Next Monday is the start of mandatory OTAs for the Dallas Cowboys.
As the Dallas Cowboys struggled to find a solution in the slot last season, it was very clear the team had made a mistake letting Jourdan Lewis walk in free agency.
As we gear up for OTAs that start next week, the Dallas Cowboys seem to be drama free at the moment, and that is a great thing for all of us fans, but also the players who just need to have an offseason focused on football for once.
The Dallas Cowboys did not spend the offseason aggressively reshaping their roster just to rely exclusively on the same familiar stars offensively. That is why the conversation surrounding the Cowboys’ potential 2026 breakout star has become increasingly fascinating.
Over the years, the Dallas Cowboys have become synonymous with drama and constant headlines during the offseason. Whether it was the Dak Prescott contract situation, the Micah Parsons trade drama, or other things, Jerry Jones and his team are always on the front pages during the offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys are getting their ducks in a row ahead of the 2026 season, and while they put the focus on defense during the 2026 NFL Draft, they've also added strong offensive talent.
The Dallas Cowboys are heading into one of their toughest interconference slates this season, and the five AFC matchups on the 2026 schedule could define whether Brian Schottenheimer’s team becomes a playoff contender again.
Defensive coordinator Christian Parker’s biggest impact on defense could be one of three keys for Dallas Cowboys to exceed their projected win total for the 2026 season.
This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have been active in shoring up their defense. Following a disastrous 2025 campaign, Dallas brought in Christian Parker to coach their defense and have given him several new players to work with.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2026 season with internal expectations of being able to compete for a Super Bowl. Time will tell whether or not that's the case, but there's no denying that Dallas has an impressive collection of talent across the roster.
Malik Davis is the kind of player folks can overlook, myself included, but if you’re only looking at the second-year player Jaydon Blue or running backs not on the roster, he’s easy to overlook.
I know the weather is finally nice outside, and maybe you just haven’t checked into much of the Dallas Cowboys roster or stayed on top of things since the NFL draft back in April.
Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys cleaned up during the 2026 NFL draft and have seven new rookies ready to step into the action. In general, the team is looking strong and got positive grades for their draft class, but the Cowboys still have a roster hole to fill.
George Pickens is attached to the franchise tag. Plenty of time remains for a long-term deal to be negotiated and take its place, but it has long been clear no talks on that front will be ocurring.