Jerry Jones has said the Dallas Cowboys would be players this offseason, but they needed to free up cap space for that to happen. Entering the offseason, the Cowboys were estimated at $56 million above the limit, according to Over The Cap.
It is no secret that one of the Dallas Cowboys' biggest goals for the NFL offseason is to improve on the defensive side of the ball, especially when it comes to the league-worst pass defense.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
PFR’s Cowboys Offseason Outlook indicated the team exited last week with the league’s worst cap situation. Dallas came into today more than $56MM over the $301.2MM salary ceiling.
The Dallas Cowboys are preparing to rebuild on defense through NFL free agency and the 2026 NFL draft, with a strong focus on improving the league's worst pass defense.
Jerry Jones has promised that the Dallas Cowboys are willing to "bust the budget," as we prepare for the start of NFL free agency in one week. The league's "legal tampering" period starts on Monday, March 9, so we'll get an idea of what players the Cowboys are eager to talk to and negotiate with.
Brandon Aubrey is going to become the highest-paid kicker in the NFL this offseason. The Dallas Cowboys plan on being the team that signs him to such a deal, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter believes opposing teams should be willing to get in on the bidding.
The Dallas Cowboys must focus on improving the No. 30-ranked defense and NFL-worst pass defense during the offseason, whether it be through free agency or the NFL draft.
As we dig deeper into the offseason and closer to the start of free agency and the NFL draft, the Dallas Cowboys will generate $66 million in cap space by restructuring the contracts of quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and guard Tyler Smith.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The NFL set the 2026 salary cap at $301.2 million — the first time in 32 years it has exceeded $300 million. That’s $22 million more than last year and 40 percent higher than it was five years ago.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made a big confession at the 2026 NFL Combine: he has to borrow against the team’s future just to stay competitive. It has been 30 years since Dallas last won a Super Bowl, and the 83-year-old admitted he has let fans down.
The Dallas Cowboys appear poised to secure the future of one of the league’s most reliable specialists. Recent reports suggest the team intends to finalize a contract with kicker Brandon Aubrey that could make him the highest-paid player at his position.
We are just one week away from the start of the new NFL calendar year, and it's an exciting time for Dallas Cowboys fans. The franchise has adopted some new approaches to the offseason to kick off 2026, and after weeks of promising to "bust the budget,' Jerry Jones better put his money where his mouth is.
Dallas Cowboys fans know how badly their favorite team needs a safety. Thus, daydreaming about the Cowboys potentially drafting safety Caleb Downs out of Ohio State is common across the fanbase.
The Dallas Cowboys faced another disappointing season in 2025, finishing with a 7-9-1 record and missing the NFL playoffs for the second consecutive year.
The Dallas Cowboys will be in the market for a game-changer on the edge this offseason. After struggling on defense throughout the 2025 campaign, Jerry Jones has made it clear that he's willing to borrow from the future to address their biggest need.
It may be time to make a big adjustment to our expectations of the Dallas Cowboys' 2026 NFL Draft for quite a big reason: They may be set to hold a draft pick we hadn't considered before.
Dallas Cowboys outside linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku is set to miss most of the spring offseason program after undergoing surgery to repair a hip labrum injury.
The Dallas Cowboys have an opportunity this offseason to more than add depth. They can add All-Pro linebacker Devin Lloyd to make a statement. According to projections from ESPN, Dallas is viewed as a potential landing spot for Jacksonville Jaguars All-Pro linebacker Devin Lloyd.
With the official news of the Dallas Cowboys using the nonexclusive tag designation on George Pickens, I thought it would be a good time to revisit all the times this front office has used the tag dating back all the way to Flozell Adams.
So now that George Pickens was franchise tagged by the Dallas Cowboys, what's next? The truth is we don't know. Scenarios range from a long-term deal getting done to him playing elsewhere in 2026, or even missing playing time.
The stage has been set, and the Dallas Cowboys have had a busy offseason, making moves that should help their team next season. They placed the franchise tag on wide receiver George Pickens.
Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku is recovering from hip surgery and could be sidelined until the start of training camp, ESPN reported Monday.