The Dallas Cowboys have a major decision to make with star wide receiver George Pickens during the NFL offseason, with several options on the table. The most obvious decision for Dallas is to use the franchise tag, which would allow the team more time to work out a long-term deal and prevent Pickens from hitting the open market in free agency.
Yes, it is only February (i.e., too early to be making large-scale assumptions about the NFL Draft), but you’d be surprised by how much we know about the potential plans of teams around the league right now.
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It's an exciting time for Dallas Cowboys fans, with the offseason getting off to a hot start thanks to an immediate focus on addressing issues on the defensive side of the ball.
I want to see the Dallas Cowboys approach free agency with an emphasis on adding veteran talent, which gives the team the benefit of drafting to elevate the ceiling of the defense.
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The Dallas Cowboys have been working overtime to improve on the defensive side of the ball during the NFL offseason, after a disastrous 2025 campaign. Dallas kicked off its offseason by firing Matt Eberflus and hiring new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, which has led to some excitement among the fan base.
Trading George Pickens wouldn't yield the kind of results for the Dallas Cowboys that you would expect after a season with All-Pro honors. That's at least according to one annonymous AFC executive.
The Dallas Cowboys were one of 18 teams to miss out on the NFL playoffs this season. It was the second year in a row they were unable to earn a spot, but they have faith that things can change in 2026.
When the Dallas Cowboys conducted their search for their next defensive coordinator, there was no shortage of impressive names. Intriguing prospects such as Jim Leonhard emerged as potential favorites, but they met with many other exciting prospects as well.
I can't tell you with certainty if the Dallas Cowboys defense is going to drastically improve in talent in 2026 after a terrible season in 2025. But what I can tell you is that it won't be as stale as it was under defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown has grown into a fan favorite during his time in Arlington over the past few seasons. Whether it's his infectious personality or hard-hitting ability on the field, fans have gravitated toward Overshown, with many seeing him as a key piece of the team's future moving forward.
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The biggest offseason decision for the Dallas Cowboys revolves around George Pickens. And maybe there’s evidence that Jerry Jones is willing to change on that, and other things.
The Dallas Cowboys' coaching staff has been generating some buzz and excitement to kick off the NFL offseason, with the hiring of new defensive coordinator Christian Parker leading to a new approach.
We just got past the head coach carousel for this offseason, but it is never too early to start looking ahead at who could headline the next group of candidates in the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys have put together an impressive collection of defensive coaches and added another highly-regarded name to the list. On Friday, it was reported that SMU defensive coordinator Scott Symons is their latest hire.
With a need at defensive end, the Dallas Cowboys have been linked to some of the biggest names on the market. Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson has been floated as a free agency target, while Las Vegas Raiders EDGE Maxx Crosby is often named a trade target.
The Dallas Cowboys had a major problem on defense last season, and they made sure to fix that situation at the end of the year. After firing Matt Eberflus, they almost did a complete overhaul on the defensive staff to start fresh, so they can attack the offseason on the right note.
In cooking, they say slow and low is the way to go. The Dallas Cowboys are applying that mindset when it comes to building their defensive staff under first-time coordinator Christian Parker.
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The Dallas Cowboys are set to hire SMU defensive coordinator Scott Symons, according to On3’s Billy Embody and Pete Nakos. Symons will be the inside linebackers coach for the Cowboys, according to the report.
I believe nothing undermines a defense faster than a secondary that cannot be trusted. Dallas struggled in all facets when it came to the secondary play.