Tom Brady went after Dak Prescott during the announcement of his broadcasting debut on Fox. At the Advertising Upfronts on Monday, Michael Strahan announced that Brady will call the game between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns to start the 2024 season.
Tom Brady ended his NFL career with a wild-card loss to the Cowboys. Nearly two years later, he'll make his regular-season debut as a FOX NFL commentator in Dallas when the Browns come to town in Week 1 of the 2024 season.
Tom Brady is set to start his season off with a massive audience. The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback will call his first game in Cleveland—if he doesn’t return to the playing field.
Cowboys veterans and rookies are preparing to take the practice field together for the first time this offseason, and they’ve already got some ground to make up over where the team ended up in January.
A lot is depending on DeMarvion Overshown and Marist Liufau in 2024. One of the more disappointing things to happen to the Dallas Cowboys in 2023 was the injury to then-rookie linebacker DeMarvion Overshown.
The Cowboys have not seen much of Trey Lance since using a fourth-round draft pick to acquire him from the 49ers before the start of the 2023 season. Lance arrived in Dallas so late that he got few practice reps and, of course, was inactive for all 17 games.
The NFL began their roll out of the 2024 NFL season schedule on Monday, announcing that two-time MVP Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens will visit back-to-back defending champion Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City in the Chiefs’ home opener.
Seventh round rookies are never guaranteed a spot on the 53-man roster and Dallas Cowboys' nose tackle Justin Rogers is no exception to the rule. But he sure has something going for him: The Cowboys perilously need nose tackles. As of right now, it's second-year Mazi Smith, Carl Davis, and Rogers himself.
It appears as if the Lions and Jared Goff could beat the Cowboys and Dak Prescott to the quarterback contract extension table. The reality of the situation is what it is.
In his first year of college, Dallas Cowboys cornerback and fifth-round draft pick Caelen Carson earned a nickname that would make any defensive back in the nation proud as heck.
You wouldn’t think the Dallas Cowboys should be worried about their pass rush given the presence of Micah Parsons, but it actually may be a bit of a concern heading into 2024.
Following the departure of Tony Pollard, it was unclear how the Dallas Cowboys would approach the running back situation for the 2024 season. Unwilling to spend big bucks on a premiere name in free agency, the team picked up several young options, and a couple of veterans with Ezekiel Elliott and Royce Freeman this offseason.
I'm going to preface this article with an admission. Last year I watched both the USFL and XFL spring football leagues religiously. This year, not so much.
The Dallas Cowboys have been without star edge rusher Micah Parsons for the beginning of the offseason workout program as he embarks on an overseas tour with fellow NFL star C.J.
Leading up to the draft, the Cowboys were frequently linked to selecting a running back relatively early. Dallas eschewed a number of opportunities to add a rookie to the backfield, though. So, what's the plan?
In September 2023, Cowboys star cornerback Trevon Diggs went down with a torn ACL. Seven months later, Diggs is looking to lead the secondary once again.
Rookie minicamps have begun at The Star in Frisco and the Dallas Cowboys are installing playbooks for draft picks and undrafted free agents. Seven of the Cowboys' eight draft picks were in attendance.
Last year I postulated that anything less than an NFC Championship game appearance would spell the end of Mike McCarthy as Head Coach of the Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys brought back Ezekiel Elliott to help fortify their running back situation, and head coach Mike McCarthy already has plans for the rushing attack in 2024.
The Dallas Cowboys are not set up well for the future, but it's not clear if they're set up for the present, either.
The legendary Cowboys head coach is still kicking.
The Dallas Cowboys have signed seven of their 2024 draft selections, including first-round pick Tyler Guyton, according to Todd Archer. Guyton, 21, began his career at TCU as a tight end before transferring to Oklahoma and converting to offensive tackle.
With some teams set for rookie minicamps this weekend, a flurry of draft-pick signings transpired.
Free-agent CB Stephon Gilmore wants to find the right team and will not jump into a situation which is not favorable to him.
The Dallas Cowboys could certainly use some wide receiver help behind CeeDee Lamb, but they haven’t really addressed the problem this offseason. The Cowboys didn’t sign any receivers in free agency, and they didn’t select one in the NFL Draft until Ryan Flournoy in the sixth round.
The Dallas Cowboys scored more points than any NFL team last year, so why not get “America’s Team” onto your fantasy team?
Wide receiver Martavis Bryant was released by the Cowboys on Wednesday but is reportedly still drawing interest from other teams.
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