The Dallas Cowboys’ schedule will be here by next week. Below are the three biggest questions about their schedule release, including a problem around their Rio de Janeiro game versus the Baltimore Ravens.
Sure, the Dallas Cowboys’ roster isn’t perfect. But they are very likely to hang on to George Pickens. And if you look at the overall picture, the Cowboys are shockingly low in The Athletic’s NFL post-draft roster rankings.
It didn't take long for new Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs' dad to figure out his son was special. If you've been following along with the stories on Downs after the 2026 NFL Draft, it's clear to see he's just built different.
Terrell Owens has made it abundantly clear that any possibility of repairing his relationship with Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys is not something he is interested in revisiting.
It's no secret that Hall of Fame wide receiver Terrell Owens had a difficult time with the Dallas Cowboys, though the feeling was mutual. But in a new interview with Kyle Odegard of Action Network, Owens revealed that there won't be any happy reunions with the team in the foreseeable future.
The Dallas Cowboys still don’t know who will carry the burden of the green dot on defense. But a surprise candidate was already mentioned by name by head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
Discipline was a huge issue for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2025 campaign. As if the Cowboys weren't battling enough last season, the team also shot itself in the foot far too often when it came to penalties.
We are in the honeymoon period after the NFL Draft where every rookie has a clean slate and promise. Dallas Cowboys first-round pick Malachi Lawrence is obviously in that group.
The Dallas Cowboys know how to sell jerseys. But this time, they might have to be patient with questions surrounding Caleb Downs’ true number for the 2026 NFL season as more changes could be in the horizon.
The Dallas Cowboys deserve credit for the way they reshaped their defensive roster this season. After one of the worst defensive showings the franchise has ever seen, they decided an overhaul was needed.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are again involved in a contract-related situation, and things could get messy sooner rather than later.
Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys had a great haul in the 2026 NFL draft. Naturally, the attention has been focused heavily on their first three picks.
The Dallas Cowboys have gotten busy in free agency following the end of the 2026 NFL Draft last week. Dallas signed a pair of veteran wide receivers in Tyler Johnson and Marquez Valdes-Scantling along with adding former San Francisco 49ers linebacker Curtis Robinson.
The NFL will release the schedule for the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of the league later this month, but we are getting some early hints about when and where some of Dallas' games could take place.
The theme of the Dallas Cowboys' offseason has been defense, defense, defense. An overhaul was in order for the Cowboys after they had one of the worst units in the NFL last season, which was the biggest reason Dallas fell short of the playoffs.
The defenses of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Dallas Cowboys have long been seen as liabilities for those clubs. Both units should be improved later this year, and that fact has NFL executives impressed with how Cincinnati and Dallas have handled business over the past handful of months.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer has challenged his team’s backup running backs to step up this season. Dallas leaned heavily on Javonte Williams, who had a career resurgence with 1,201 yards.
We will start this Dallas Cowboys defense projection with one ugly truth. Last year was terrible. Dallas gave up 30.1 points per game, dead last in the NFL.
You know what time of the year it is, the most boring time of the year, where all the topics dry up for not just us, but every single place that talks football.
As we near the summer months, a lot of content is going to be about poisiton battles and players that might surprise up and grind their way to a starting spot, and the best place for that to start is on the Dallas Cowboys offensive line.
The Dallas Cowboys remain adamant that they will not trade wide receiver George Pickens. Whether they see him at mandatory minicamp, however, remains an open question.
George Pickens recently signed his franchise tag, confirming the draft-day revelation that he would be doing so well before mandatory practices commenced.