It would have been easy to mistake yesterday for a day in the peak of the NFL offseason, considering all the blockbuster moves made. The slew of trades and signings all surrounded the NFC, in particular, and that has caused my Cowboys schedule prediction to change.
The Dallas Cowboys pulled off one of the loudest moves at the NFL trade deadline, landing star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets.
George Pickens had the best season of his career in 2025 after being traded to the Dallas Cowboys, which happened to be a contract year for the wide receiver.
The Dallas Cowboys are ramping up preparations for the 2026 season, with the start of organized team activities (OTAs) on Monday, June 1. As the team gears up for what is hopefully a bounce-back year, there will be some major changes on defense.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
The Dallas Cowboys’ OTAs are already underway but most of the work has been getting down behind the scenes. Here’s what I hope we hear before mandatory minicamp.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The Dallas Cowboys have taken their jabs at George Pickens. And a former star doesn’t like the way things are going in long-term negotiations. Another former star offered advice that came with a warning, according to actionnetwork.com.
The Dallas Cowboys moved on from one of the best left tackles in the NFL ahead of the 2024 season, allowing Tyron Smith to hit free agency. They replaced him with rookie first-round pick Tyler Guyton, who had the athleticism to start at left tackle but needed to refine his technique.
Caleb Downs will make an impact on the Dallas Cowboys defense. The question is about how and how much. Specifically, people wonder if he will wear the green dot.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a busy offseason, making some key additions on both sides of the ball as they look to get back into the contender mix in the NFC.
Following the departure of long-time backup quarterback Cooper Rush, the Dallas Cowboys decided to bring in a younger QB2, adding Joe Milton III in a trade with the New England Patriots.
The Dallas Cowboys made it a priority to improve on defense during the NFL offseason, after finishing the 2025 campaign with one of the most putrid units in the league.
The post-June 1 frenzy began on Monday and the Dallas Cowboys should seriously consider getting in on the fun. The New England Patriots acquired A.J. Brown in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Rams bolstered their Super Bowl chances with the trade for Myles Garrett.
The Dallas Cowboys didn’t do much on June 1, a key date in NFL roster building. But the rest of the league created enough noise for them. Here’s how the biggest news impacts the team.
The Dallas Cowboys have to figure out who will wear the green dot in 2026 and the belief is that rookie defensive back Caleb Downs could be a candidate.
The Dallas Cowboys have been busy adding to the linebacker spot this offseason, with the team trading for Dee Winters and drafting Jaishawn Barham to add to a group that also includes DeMarvion Overeshown.
Monday was a wild day for the NFL with two blockbuster trades. First was Myles Garrett, who both the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles were rumored to have interest in.
As you can tell by the name of this post, the Dallas Cowboys offense did not have many issues from a year ago, but one thing that stuck out is that the offensive line led the entire NFL in offensive penalties.
The Dallas Cowboys may have to make a big move to keep up with the Rams, but regardless, they may still stand atop the NFC East. That will be more likely if certain players step up.
The Dallas Cowboys could shock the world and part ways with one of their best players ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The Cowboys had one of the best offenses in the league last year, but one of the worst defenses in franchise history.
The Dallas Cowboys brought their legends back around the building, and I hope the current roster understood what was happening. This wasn’t just a social media moment.
The cleats were still warm. Days before Dallas opened organized team activities, the Cowboys moved a name off the roster that most casual fans barely recognized.