As the NFL offseason gets underway, the Dallas Cowboys find themselves in the spotlight once again. Dallas has the consensus top-rated pending free agent in George Pickens, and they're widely expected to use the franchise tag to keep him from leaving.
One thing I have come to realize as a Dallas Cowboys fan is that free agency isn’t about splash signings, and Jaelan Phillips could fit that trend. I like to look for fit and with the new defensive coaching staff, fit is paramount in building this defense in 2026.
With two picks in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft, the Dallas Cowboys have the opportunity to quickly rebuild their porous defense, provided they hit on their selections.
The Dallas Cowboys can clear $21.5 million in 2026 by trading Kenny Clark, but should they? That’s the real question surrounding Kenny Clark and the Dallas Cowboys right now.
The Dallas Cowboys have made some bold moves over the last year. Some have worked out, while others have not, but the franchise hasn't been afraid to go down different avenues to try and get out of its Super Bowl drought.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
After ten years of watching Dak Prescott prove him wrong, Jason Garrett has come clean: he completely misread the quarterback he helped draft. The former Cowboys head coach now admits he underestimated how quickly a spread-offense college quarterback could master the NFL’s under-center system.
Pickens finished this past regular season ranked eighth in the NFL with 93 receptions, third with 1,429 receiving yards and tied for eighth with nine touchdown catches.
We are less than a month away from the start of NFL free agency, and the Dallas Cowboys could be one of the more active teams. They're currently $31 million over the cap, but Jerry Jones has been adamant that they could "bust the budget" this offseason.
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones sounds like he's ready to be active in free agency this offseason. While it's not considered an incredibly strong class this year, there are several players who could help Dallas improve quickly.
Quinnen Williams and the Dallas Cowboys didn't have the 2025 NFL season that they were hoping for. Under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer the Cowboys started the season 6-5-1, but ended the year losing four of their last five games.
This time of the year, everyone wants to talk about mock drafts, wild free agency predictions, and the latest bold trade idea brought up by any analyst on TV.
The Dallas Cowboys were once again left watching another team hoist the Lombardi Trophy. This time, the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29–13 in Super Bowl LX in San Francisco.
Christian Parker is the new defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys, and he's going to have a difficult task on his hands. Parker takes over one of the worst defenses the franchise has ever seen, and he's going to have plenty of pressure to fix things quickly.
George Pickens had a phenomenal first season with the Dallas Cowboys, leading the team with 93 receptions for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns. Pickens is an impending free agent, but Dallas is adamant they want him back.
The Dallas Cowboys had an historically terrible defense in 2025 and it wound up costing them yet another trip to the playoffs. As the team retools for the 2026 season, one ESPN analyst believes there are two blockbuster moves that will fix the problem.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has alluded to the possibility of trading the draft picks acquired in the Micah Parsons trade and using them in different trades to acquire veteran players.
After letting Rico Dowdle walk in free agency following a 1,000-yard campaign, the Dallas Cowboys turned to free agent running back Javonte Williams. Originally selected in the second round of the 2021 NFL draft, Williams began his career with the Denver Broncos.
As the offseason will start to heat up over the next month, some of the biggest issues for the Dallas Cowboys will be on defense, but they might have a hole or two to also fill on the offensive side of the ball.
Say what you will about the Dallas Cowboys, they are never boring. One of the most polarizing franchises in all of sports, Jerry Jones’ team hasn’t reached a conference championship game in 30 years, yet they are always a leading topic of conversation every offseason.
Pickens finished his first season with the Cowboys ranked eighth in the NFL with 93 receptions, third with 1,429 receiving yards and tied for eighth with nine touchdown catches.