The Dallas Cowboys have made some strides toward improving their defense this offseason, but as owner and general manager Jerry Jones admitted, there is still more work to be done.
There is plenty of buzz surrounding the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, and it's for good reason. Dallas is one of multiple teams with a pair of first-round picks this year (Nos.
NFL draft month is finally here, and it won’t be long until we see what the Dallas Cowboys plan to do with two first round picks at numbers 12 & 20, but I wanted to look ahead a bit, and give a run-down of what comes after this month.
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The Dallas Cowboys have endless possibilities when it comes to what they could do in the first round 2026 NFL draft. Not only could the Cowboys stick and pick with both selections, they could trade up or down from either one.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys say they don’t want to draft redshirt rookies in 2026. But CB Jermod McCoy isn’t considered that around the NFL, even less so after a successful Pro Day.
We now know when the Dallas Cowboys will be returning to the field to kick off preparations for the upcoming NFL regular season. On Friday, April 3, the NFL released offseason program dates for all 32 teams around the field, so the Cowboys now know when it's time to get back to work.
At least two NFL Draft insiders are teasing a potential Dallas Cowboys trade that could shake up their strategy later this month while landing them one of the best defenders in this year’s class.
We're three weeks from the 2026 NFL draft, and the Dallas Cowboys hope to land multiple impact players with their two picks in Round 1. They're most likely going to target defenders with each selection, even with head coach Brian Schottenheimer saying offense could be on the table.
With the NFL draft three weeks away, the Dallas Cowboys have a rare opportunity to add multiple high-impact players in Round 1. The Cowboys have the 12th and 20th overall selections, and it's easy to see where they need to focus their attention.
The Dallas Cowboys remain one of the most active teams in the 2026 NFL offseason. Following a tumultuous 2025 campaign, the front office made a series of changes to try to return to contention.
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 have had a puzzling offseason, with no indication of the team’s goals. After the Cowboys traded their top defensive tackle, their defense lost some value, and they have not improved the offense.
The Dallas Cowboys have arguably the best one-two punch at wide receiver in the NFL in George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb. Pickens put together a career year in 2025 after the Cowboys got him in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
It seems as though every offseason is the same with Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones. He can't help but hog the headlines by making decisions that no one understands.
As we inch closer to the NFL draft, some good things are starting to be released about the 2026 Dallas Cowboys season. One of those is knowing that they will be playing a football game out of the country again this year and it will take place in Brazil against the Baltimore Ravens.
The NFL Annual League Meeting took place this week notable Dallas Cowboys were in attendance, per usual. Among those notable Cowboys were owner Jerry Jones and head coach Brian Schottenheimer, both of whom spoke to reporters during the event.
Fox Sports lead NFL sideline reporter Erin Andrews is showing love for one of the NFL's most recognizable former coaches. Jason Garrett spent nine seasons leading the Dallas Cowboys from 2010 to 2019.
This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have made some big moves as they adjust their defensive roster to fit defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is set to make some tosses this weekend, but not on the football field. Instead, Prescott will be taking part in "The Cornhole World Championship of the World" in Frisco, Texas.
The Dallas Cowboys entered the NFL offseason with one goal in mind: improve on the defensive side of the ball. Dallas' defense cost the team several games in the disappointing 2025 team, which ended with the team stumbling to a 7-10 record and missing the postseason for a second consecutive year.
Tyler Guyton has one job next season. The young left tackle needs to start settling in on the left side of the offensive line. I know several fans are ready to just write off Tyler Guyton as a failed draft pick.
During the NFL's annual meetings this week, Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones suggested that Pickens may have to accept playing on the franchise tag worth around $27.3M for the 2026 season.
Aside from the defensive concerns, the Cowboys must also figure out wide receiver George Pickens' contract situation.
The Dallas Cowboys have said all the right things about keeping George Pickens in Arlington. However, their actions haven't necessarily helped them get any closer to that goal.
This Cowboys mock draft trade changes everything because moving from No.12 would force Dallas to build depth, defense, and upside instead of one star pick.
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