For months, the money question in Dallas has been pretty simple for us fans. How are the Cowboys supposed to keep George Pickens and Quinnen Williams when Dak Prescott and CeeDe Lamb are carrying monster contracts?
The Dallas Cowboys aren't expected to play their starters much, if at all, during the upcoming preseason. This should come as no surprise to anyone who watched the team a year ago as head coach Brian Schottenheimer was reluctant to expose any of their key players to unnecessary hits in the preseason.
The Dallas Cowboys’ practice on Sunday, August 9, had plenty of edge, with the offense and defense trading big plays during team periods. Christian Parker’s defense controlled the early stages before Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb helped the offense answer back.
Pickens will spend the 2026 season playing on the franchise tag worth roughly $27.3M.
How many of the quarterbacks to throw for 400 yards or more at least five times in their NFL career can you name in five minutes?
The Dallas Cowboys enter their second season under head coach Brian Schottenheimer with new defensive coordinator Christian Parker. They are set to face some tough AFC opponents as they get ready for two on the road and an international game in their five fixtures.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
Who would have thought that CeeDee Lamb’s attempt to improve his catching skills would become a topic of discussion? During the Cowboys’ August 4 practice, Lamb wore a large white net over his helmet while catching passes, making it harder for him to see the ball.
Schottenheimer spoke about what his players have said from the start of springtime workouts through training camp regarding the team's aspirations.
It was learned on Monday that the Dallas Cowboys and star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams had agreed to a three-year, $105.9M contract extension. While speaking about that deal, Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones may or may not have taken a veiled shot at Green Bay Packers pass-rusher Micah Parsons.
The Dallas Cowboys have plenty of questions surrounding their defense heading into the 2026 season, but DaRon Bland is beginning to provide an encouraging answer to one of the biggest.
It's obviously hard to gauge exactly how good the Dallas Cowboys' defense is going to be this season given the fact that the team has a new defensive coordinator and several new players.
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 took care of business with Quinnen Williams, here are five reasons why fans should celebrate it, including a potential move to follow closely.
Parsons will miss at least the first four games of the 2026 season while on the physically unable to perform list.
George Pickens, Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb were the main reasons behind the Dallas Cowboys' offensive success during the 2025 NFL season. Despite the Cowboys missing the playoffs for the second consecutive year with a 7-9-1 record, they had a lot to smile about when it came to the dynamic trio.
The Cowboys are done messing around after an ugly 2025 finish. Dallas is changing the tone on both sides, with Brian Schottenheimer running a stricter camp while the front office pours serious money into fixing the defense.
If you have not already seen, the Dallas Cowboys are making the trip up to Los Angeles to hold a joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams. Next week on August 18th, the Saints will come to Oxnard and Dallas will have another joint practice against the team by former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore.
The Cowboys haven't played in an NFC Championship Game since the club won the Super Bowl in January 1996.
The Dallas Cowboys missed the playoffs for two seasons while the Philadelphia Eagles won a Super Bowl and had two playoff appearances during the same period.
The Cowboys and Williams reached a three-year, $105.9 million extension that will keep the 6-foot-3, 303-pound four-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle a centerpiece of Dallas' defense through 2030.
The Dallas Cowboys are continuing to make real efforts to improve a defense that was among the worst in the NFL last season.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb believes the team should have enough spending room for fellow wideout George Pickens.
We can always keep an eye on free agents, and I was about ready to leave the Cowboys’ linebacker room alone with their rookie making noise. I have seen the highlights and training camp clips where Jaishawn Barham has been impressing everyone with his size and playmaking.
We have officially made it to the Dallas Cowboys preseason and, guess what, we have football from now until the first week of February. As a Dallas Cowboys fan and football fan, I am so happy.
At the beginning of training camp, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott dubbed their offense "GOTI" or "Greatest Offense There Is." Head coach Brian Schottenheimer isn't ready to call it that.
Jerry Jones has revamped the Dallas Cowboys this offseason. He noticed that this team's defense struggled last season. So, he made the necessary roster changes.
Pickens led the Cowboys in targets, receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns last season.
It's about time that the Dallas Cowboys have a reason to get their hopes up. After a very eventful offseason, one that saw owner and general manager Jerry Jones making all kinds of changes, this team is finally getting positive buzz. It feels good for Cowboys fans, too.
In the latest edition of his "The Varsity" newsletter, media insider John Ourand of Puck shared an update on the Romo-CBS situation.
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