The Dallas Cowboys will be presented with a great opportunity to double-dip on defensive talent in the upcoming NFL draft, with two first-round picks. Dallas has room for major improvement under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, and the team appears committed to the cause.
The Dallas Cowboys are on a 30-year Super Bowl drought, but America's Team could soon be adding some hardware to the trophy case at The Star. On Wednesday, nominees for the 2026 Sports Emmys were announced, with Dallas and owner and general manager Jerry Jones up for three awards.
The Dallas Cowboys have been more active than usual during the 2026 NFL offseason. Focused on fixing one of the worst defenses in the league, Dallas has been bringing in players who fit into new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme. They have added multiple defenders, with four new faces in the secondary.
The Dallas Cowboys failed to make the playoffs for a second straight year. They finished the 2025 season going 7-9-1 and in second place in the NFC East.
The Dallas Cowboys have been on the move, sending their top decision-makers to various Pro Days across the country. With the 2026 NFL Draft less than 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.
Despite boasting one of the more impressive offenses in the NFL in 2025, the Dallas Cowboys finished with a record of 7-9-1. It was a disappointing first season for rookie head coach Brian Schottenheimer, but the Cowboys still believe they can be contenders quickly if they fix their defense.
One corner is not being talked about enough; Jermod McCoy seems to have fallen behind Mansoor Delane. Especially after the LSU Pro Day when Delane put on a show.
The Dallas Cowboys have been active to start the NFL offseason, working hard to revamp the league's worst pass defense. Dallas has been bringing in versatile players who fit into new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme, but there are still other major needs on the team.
The Dallas Cowboys have been sending a strong contingent to Pro Days across the country, with the 2026 NFL Draft less than one month away. Dallas has stopped
The Dallas Cowboys kicked off the NFL offseason with a heavy focus on adding talent to the team's putrid defense. Dallas made several additions to the secondary for new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, and they are expected to continue bolstering the roster.
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.
With the 2026 NFL Draft less than one month away, we are beginning to learn about what type of prospects the Dallas Cowboys are looking to add. Naturally, there has been a strong focus on the defensive side of the ball.
The Dallas Cowboys are coming off another forgettable NFL season. They missed the playoffs for a second straight year after finishing 7-9-1, extending their Super Bowl drought to 31 painful years.
The Dallas Cowboys are entering Year 2 of the Brian Schottenheimer era after a disappointing 7-9-1 season in Year 1. In his first year as head coach, the Cowboys had one of the best offenses in the league, thanks in large part to Schottenheimer’s effective play-calling.
The Dallas Cowboys franchise tagged star wide receiver George Pickens after a terrific 2025 season. Following a rocky tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pickens joined a Cowboys team that ended up having one of the best offenses in the league.
The debate over the top quarterback in the NFC East has resurfaced following a recent ranking from former NFL defensive back Aqib Talib. His evaluation placed Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts ahead of Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott, sparking discussion among fans.
The Dallas Cowboys are flirting with a disastrous situation involving breakout star wide receiver George Pickens, who was designated with the franchise tag before the start of the new league.
After watching Mansoor Delane’s LSU Pro Day, one thing kept popping into my head. He didn’t run all the way out of Dallas’ draft range, but he ran out of the easy part of it.
We have officially hit that annoying time of the year where the craziness of free agency, and the wait for the NFL draft has started. It is a bit dry out
Corey Ballentine is sticking in Dallas. According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston, the veteran cornerback is re-signing with the Cowboys. Ballentine had a busy start to his 2025 campaign.
There’s no denying that 2025 was a much more active year in the trade market than we’re used to when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys. In the offseason, draft, preseason, and regular season, Dallas’s front office continuously swung on moves that tried to fix a roster that needed quite a bit of fixing.