Now that the offense is finished, we will take a look at what I think the defensive depth chart will look like at the start of the 2026 season. I’m building this around a base 3–4 defense, and that change will affect how I look at the entire depth chart.
The Dallas Cowboys made improving their putrid defense from a season ago, which ranked No. 30 overall in total defense. Dallas also had the worst pass defense in the league, which led to the team handing the keys to the defensive unit to Christian Parker.
The Dallas Cowboys came away from the 2026 NFL Draft with plenty of buzz and excitement thanks to a highly regarded rookie class. Dallas made a splash with Ohio State All-American Caleb Downs before landing players Malachi Lawrence, Jaishawn Barham, and Devin Moore as the draft went on.
Voluntary workouts opened at The Star in Frisco, and the biggest name on the Dallas Cowboys roster was nowhere near the building. George Pickens, coming off 1,429 receiving yards and 93 receptions in 2025, hadn’t signed his $27.298 million franchise tag.
Well, the Dallas Cowboys fans, we got what we asked for during draft week, it just did not happen the way we thought it would. Remember the Cowboys made a move for a starting linebacker, something that this team had a major need for.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens officially signed the franchise tag on Wednesday, locking him in for the 2026 season with a guaranteed salary of $27.3 million.
If there was any concern as to why wide receiver George Pickens had not signed his franchise tag with the Dallas Cowboys, it can officially be put to bed.
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.
Calvin Watkins reports that Cowboys WR George Pickens has officially signed his franchise tender on Wednesday for the 2026 season. Cowboys Executive Vice
NFL fans got a little bit annoyed at College GameDay's Nick Saban for calling a Dallas Cowboys draft pick "a reach" last week. But one NFL reporter believes that the fans who are annoyed at Saban are a bigger problem than the comments.
There wasn't expected to be much controversy with the Dallas Cowboys' tight end position this offseason, but it's now one to keep an eye on. The position figured to be locked in.
The Dallas Cowboys landed what ESPN analyst Matt Miller considers the top selection of the 2026 NFL Draft, with safety Caleb Downs earning the No. 1 spot in his post-draft rankings of the 100 best picks, steals and fits.
When it comes to the game of football, Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs' talent extends far beyond his physical abilities. We know all the tangibles Downs has at this point after doing all of our homework during the pre-draft process, but those tangibles are just part of what makes him exceptional.
While so much attention was rightly on the defensive side of the ball for the Dallas Cowboys going into the 2026 NFL Draft, there was at least one offensive position the team could've looked to address early on.
Despite going 7-9-1 and missing the playoffs for the second year in a row, the Dallas Cowboys boasted one of the league’s most explosive offenses. Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Jake Ferguson led an elite aerial attack while Javonte Williams was a bruiser on the ground.
Caleb Downs has a bright future with the Cowboys and the fact he was picked at No. 11 only increases the value of the selection. It also helped earn him a sought-after label from one of ESPN’s top draft analysts.
The Dallas Cowboys class of rookies from the 2026 NFL draft hasn’t even taken a practice snap with their team yet, but we’re already looking ahead. Head
The NFL world seems to be really high on the Dallas Cowboys’ 2026 NFL Draft class. But what will each rookie be doing in Week 1 come September? The streets sure liked the Dallas Cowboys’ 2026 NFL Draft class.
The Dallas Cowboys made it clear that they were willing to make big moves during the 2026 NFL Draft. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones declared that “every kind of trade” was possible before the draft.
Dak Prescott isn’t the only notable NFL player to have called off a scheduled wedding with his ex-fiancée. Last month, news emerged that Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos called off their wedding, just weeks before they were scheduled to tie the knot.