The Dallas Cowboys’ first training camp practice takes place Wednesday and while everyone is focusing on the position battles to watch, these silly yet important questions must be answered.
Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker has been a hot name throughout the offseason, and for more than just the obvious reason. Parker is the new defensive play-caller in Dallas this year and he is at the helm of a revamped unit that will be the difference between the Cowboys ending their two-year absence from the playoffs or not.
After a disappointing 2025 season, finishing 7-9-1, the Dallas Cowboys’ goal is clear: improvement. Be better than they were last season. After completely overhauling its coaching staff and defense from last season, it finally looks like the Cowboys are trending in the right direction.
The Dallas Cowboys enter training camp with question marks at cornerback. But there’s a clear player fans should be rooting for. There’s one thing we’re not talking about enough ahead of Dallas Cowboys training camp and I’m here to change that.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
HOUSTON — The National Battle of the Bands (NBOTB) founder, Derek Webber, spoke about the details behind the event's move from Houston to Dallas in 2027.
When the Dallas Cowboys traded for George Pickens ahead of the 2025 season, there was little doubt that their offense would be explosive. That said, their aerial attack was even better than expected.
The Dallas Cowboys made a prudent short-term decision by placing the franchise tag on George Pickens, locking in another year of his production at a substantial raise while buying time to evaluate the larger picture.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Raiders hosted veteran RB Miles Sanders for a workout on Monday. Fowler adds Sanders is fully cleared from a season-ending knee injury suffered last year.
The Dallas Cowboys’ most important battle in training camp will be the one happening at the position that new defensive coordinator Christian Parker knows best.
Former Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Everson Griffen hasn't played a snap in the NFL since 2021, but he still has a desire to make a comeback. Talent was never the issue with Griffen, who is now 38 years old.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
There's going to be no shortage of interesting storylines to watch for the Dallas Cowboys when they take part in training camp over the course of the next month.
Training camp kicks off this week for the Dallas Cowboys, meaning the long offseason is finally nearing the end. Dallas has had a busy offseason as they moved on from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus following just one year, and are handing the keys to first-year defensive coordinator Christian Parker.
Finally, we made it. We have real football from now until February and, thank goodness, it is so good to be back. The Dallas Cowboys report to training camp this week, one step closer to the 2026 regular season is training camp, which will officially begin with the team’s first practice on July 29th.
Tom Landry, the Hall of Fame coach, built the Dallas team from the ground up, yet the way his tenure ended left lasting emotional scars. What happened after Jerry Jones took over changed Landry’s NFL loyalties, leaving fans stunned.
The Dallas Cowboys defense needs to be much better in 2026. And while it’s unfair to ask too much, too early, insider Joseph Hoyt from DMN has already seen one sign for optimism.
Yes, I know. Christian Parker hasn’t called a regular-season defense for the Cowboys yet, and I’m already wondering what happens when he leaves. Let’s call this hypothetical Sunday.
Jeremy Fowler reports the Ravens are signing veteran OL Hakeem Adeniji following a successful workout on Friday. Adeniji, 28, was drafted by the Bengals in the sixth round out of Kansas in 2020, and he signed a four-year, $3.5 million rookie contract.
At this point in the NFL calendar, a tabloid story can quickly become the headline of the day, and that’s exactly what happened yesterday when the news broke of Tony Romo’s arrest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
During a recent appearance on the "Doin' Alright" podcast, Cowboys vice president of player personnel Will McClay explained the team's handling of the Pickens situation.
Pickens is on track to play for the Dallas Cowboys on the franchise tag worth roughly $27.3M for the 2026 season after the deadline for teams to sign tagged players to multiyear contracts came and went earlier this month.