Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb reacted publicly on Thursday after former teammate Parris Campbell officially announced his retirement from the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys have most of the cornerback room defined, but the battle at the bottom of the depth chart will be one to watch. Offseason position battles are always fun to watch.
The Dallas Cowboys are again facing questions about how they involve franchise legends after Michael Irvin’s latest comments brought Troy Aikman’s post-playing role back into the conversation Thursday.
Dak Prescott enters his 11th season in the NFL this year, and it will be the 11th time he kicks off the year as the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.
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?
NFL Network insider Daniel Jeremiah revealed a 12-player blueprint for a championship foundation. Here’s an in-depth look at whether or not the Dallas Cowboys meet the criteria.
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.
It is now officially confirmed: Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is a good guy. We say that because Prescott was the winner of the 2026 Pro Football
The Dallas Cowboys have been diligently trying to build their roster back into a playoff contender. But not everyone is on board with at least one of their offseason moves.
The only down side to having wide receiver George Pickens play out the 2026 season on the franchise tag is the impact it has on the Dallas Cowboys' cap space.
On Wednesday, Cowboys veteran wide receiver Parris Campbell was moved to the reserved/retired list, marking the end of a seven-year NFL career. Dallas initially signed Campbell in March 2025 to a one-year deal, but he didn’t make the team when rosters were cut down to 53 in the summer.
In less than one week, the Dallas Cowboys will begin their voluntary OTAs with the team meeting on June 1 to kick off those practices. Mandatory minicamp follows, going from June 16-20.
The Dallas Cowboys are enjoying some time away from The Star before returning when the calendar flips to June to resume preparations for the upcoming season.
Javonte Williams tore three ligaments in one knee. ACL. LCL. PLC. The kind of injury that ends careers, not launches them. Denver watched him limp through two diminished seasons, shoved him into a three-man committee, and then simply opened the door.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2026 NFL season with the hope of bouncing back after missing the playoffs for two consecutive years. After improving on the defensive side of the ball, there is some positive buzz and hope that the team can turn things around.
Somewhere in McKinney, Texas, a custom-built estate sits on a secluded cul-de-sac on a heavily wooded one-acre lot in master-planned Stonebridge Ranch.
The Dallas Cowboys linebacker room is young and mostly unproven, but 2026 will be the year for youth to takeover. This is not a room leaning on worn-down veterans, patched-up bodies and one-year stopgaps just trying to survive another season.
Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott has earned a few nicknames since he started his football career. Some of them were earned because of his age, while others came from his skills.
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.
There's no denying that the Dallas Cowboys were terrible on defense in 2025. That unit was the primary reason they went 7-9-1 and there was plenty of focus on improving that side of the ball 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.
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 are facing increasing pressure regarding wide receiver George Pickens, who recently skipped voluntary workouts. Pickens is set to play the upcoming season under a fully guaranteed $27.3 million franchise tag following a breakout year, in which he recorded 93 receptions for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns.
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.
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.