During a recent chat with Athlon Sports contributor DJ Siddiqi, Smith shared somewhat of a surprising reaction to the team's handling of the Pickens situation.
Emmitt Smith won three Super Bowl rings during his legendary tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, but "America's Team" hasn't won a Lombardi Trophy since the last championship team he was a part of 30 years ago.
Jaydon Blue should get the first shot at the Dallas Cowboys backup running back spot before the Cowboys sign a veteran. We don’t need to see Dallas go chasing another veteran running back just because the backup spot isn’t fully settled.
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.
So, as we sit here in the middle of May, you have everyone and their mother trying to tell you who is going to make the playoffs and who is going to thrive and everything in-between, but the reality is nobody, not even the guys on TV, have a clue.
It's hard to be too critical of the Dallas Cowboys when it comes to the NFL draft. While they might not always get it right, they're usually able to put together an impressive overall class.
A few notable free agents are still out there for NFL teams to sign. Rosters for the 2026 season are far from completed as voluntary workouts across the league take place.
Dallas Cowboys first-round rookie Caleb Downs doesn’t appear to be thrilled about his jersey number. Here’s who a potential change likely hinges on. Yeah, Caleb Downs is not a fan of wearing No.
Commanders DC Daronte Jones and assistant GM Lance Newmark will participate in the NFL’s coaching and front office accelerator program at the owners’ meetings in Orlando this week, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
The Dallas Cowboys are opening their regular season with a high-profile "Sunday Night Football" game against John Harbaugh and the New York Giants on Sunday, Sept. 13, and the stakes are high.
Disrespect for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is nothing new. He has been dealing with it his entire career. But one NFL analyst, John Frascella, has found a new way to disrespect the Cowboys signal-caller.
The Dallas Cowboys will be ready to make some noise this fall. Dallas had an excellent 2026 draft class that could help them compete for an NFC East title in 2026.
This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys' work has been all about fine-tuning a roster that had plenty of promise on offense but a lot of holes on defense. Dallas was one of the worst defenses in the NFL this past season, so they understood they needed a complete overhaul.
The Dallas Cowboys have attacked their positions of need this offseason and one of those needs came at safety. Dallas let Donovan Wilson walk in free agency, and after a down year from Malik Hooker, the Cowboys needed multiple players.
The Dallas Cowboys spent much of the offseason making it clear that fixing the defense was a top priority, and quarterback Dak Prescott appears fully on board with the direction the franchise is taking.
The Dallas Cowboys spent a lot of resources on improving the defensive side of the ball to start the 2026 NFL offseason, whether through free agency or with the team's promising rookie class.
The Dallas Cowboys still have open roster spots. Using one on this four-time Pro Bowler would make plenty of sense given the lack of experience on the running back depth chart.
Early in the draft process, it seemed to be a pipe dream that the Dallas Cowboys would have a realistic shot of selecting Ohio State safety Caleb Downs.
It is the middle of May and things are very quiet right now before the offseason programs start to pick up when we hit the summer months. So as I do every
The Dallas Cowboys secured their starting running back situation earlier this offseason by giving Javonte Williams a well-deserved contract extension after a career year.
We're just a couple of weeks away from the Dallas Cowboys kicking off their OTAs with their first sessions on June 1. These practices will be voluntary, with the mandatory minicamps beginning on June 16.
The Dallas Cowboys have an exciting battle brewing at tight end, if not multiple of them. And it’s all because of the talent at the position. Jake Ferguson is on the same page as Dallas Cowboys fans are when it comes to one of the most exciting offseason battles there will be in 2026.
After re-signing former second-round running back Javonte Williams following a breakout 2025 campaign, the Cowboys’ 2026 offensive backfield is set to look extremely similar to last year’s group.
Steve Beuerlein believes the Dallas Cowboys are about to do some big things in 2026. On3 recently spoke to the former Cowboys QB, and he said that the Dallas will be one of the few “surprise” teams this fall.