The Dallas Cowboys kicked off training camp festivities on Tuesday afternoon, with the opening press conference featuring owner Jerry Jones, EVP Stephen Jones, and head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
In the annual training camp press conference, Jerry Jones made a bold statement about the Dallas Cowboys’ plans for the coming season. The Dallas Cowboys have enjoyed a relatively quiet offseason compared to their usual standards.
It's that time of year again where teams look to get ahead of things and extend the contracts of their key players before the season starts — and the Dallas Cowboys could be one of those teams.
As the Dallas Cowboys enter training camp, the roster might not be 100% set. Owner/general manager Jerry Jones hinted at a “substantive” trade on Tuesday when speaking to the media.
Can you name the NFL quarterbacks who have the most games with at least four passing touchdowns without an interception?
The Cowboys made a handful of notable additions this offseason, including the acquisitions of defenders Rashan Gary and Jalen Thompson. If Jerry Jones has his way, the franchise may not be done.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Dallas Cowboys, for the first time in what seems like a long time, aren’t bringing any extra drama into training camp this season. Jerry Jones has almost become famous for dragging out contract situations with some of his best players wearing the star.
The Dallas Cowboys will hit the field for the first practice of training camp in Oxnard, California, on Wednesday afternoon, and all eyes will be on the defensive side of the ball.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones started his Tuesday news conference saying he wasn't "going to stir the pot." Guess he was kidding.
Jalen Carter serves as some of the NFL’s biggest news ahead of training camp. Carter signed a massive extension with the Philadelphia Eagles, paying him $160 million over four years.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Dallas Cowboys just cleared the air regarding a controversial storyline about the starting lineup that broke out on Monday following comments by All-Pro left guard Tyler Smith.
The Dallas Cowboys have addressed quite a few needs this offseason, but linebacker is still a position with some uncertainty. The team has talent there, but injuries and a lack of experience remain concerns.
The Dallas Cowboys got training camp underway this week in Oxnard, California, as they prepare for the upcoming season. The Cowboys are hoping for a bounce-back year in 2026 after a frustrating 2025 campaign that saw them miss the playoffs altogether for a second straight year.
The Dallas Cowboys’ training camp is already off to a hot start before the team’s first practice on Wednesday in Oxnard, California. Talk about a good start for the Dallas Cowboys’ 2026 training camp.
People are usually interested in the Cowboys, but this year, it could be off the charts.
Every NFL season, several young players turn flashes of potential into consistent production.
The Dallas Cowboys went to great lengths to address their defensive concerns this offseason.
What did Hooker say? The safety said the problem in recent seasons was not the talent on paper, and called the arrival of new defensive coordinator Christian Parker “a breath of fresh air.” What is Parker changing?
What did Smith say about his position? The All-Pro would not commit to guard or left tackle, saying the decision belongs to head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
We spent most of the offseason talking about the wrong problem for the defense. Every conversation about the Cowboys’ defense circles back to the same stuff, like the pass rush, secondary, turnovers, and linebacker play.
Training camp is where players are set to compete for starting roles, prove that they belong in the NFL and unexpected contributors emerge. While the Dallas Cowboys enter Brian Schottenheimer’s second with plenty of returning starters, several positions remain far from settled.
The Dallas Cowboys have reported to training camp, and it kicks off tomorrow. Finally, I am looking forward to seeing some football take place from now until February.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Raiders hosted veteran RB Miles Sanders for a workout on Monday. Fowler adds Sanders is fully cleared from a season-ending knee injury suffered last year.
Finally, we made it. We have real football from now until February and, thank goodness, it is so good to be back. The Dallas Cowboys report to training camp this week, one step closer to the 2026 regular season is training camp, which will officially begin with the team’s first practice on July 29th.
The Cowboys need their QB healthy.
The Dallas Cowboys had a really active offseason.
Romo’s return to Wisconsin took a troubling turn Thursday night.
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