Tyler Smith said he has full faith in Tyler Guyton and will play wherever Dallas asks, days after Brian Schottenheimer named Guyton the starting left tackle.
CeeDee Lamb went position by position on 105.3 The Fan to argue the Dallas Cowboys are built to contend in 2026, starting with the offense and moving to the rebuilt defense.
George Pickens said the time he spends around teammates, not his catch total, is what makes a good day at Dallas Cowboys training camp. He also tied Brian Schottenheimer’s new post-practice conditioning runs back to his time at Georgia.
Nicole Lynn, who represents Quinnen Williams, spent much of Saturday’s practice in Oxnard on the field with Dallas Cowboys senior director of salary cap and player contracts Adam Prasifka, with extension talks ongoing.
How many of the NFL players to eclipse 1,500 rushing yards in one season can you name in eight minutes?
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
Saturday was the seventh practice for the Dallas Cowboys during their 2026 training camp, and there were plenty of highlights during the session. Defensive backs such as Caleb Downs and Shavon Revel Jr.
Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker said the team expects rookie Caleb Downs to play a lot and to be a difference-maker in Christian Parker‘s defense. Hooker also said the unit’s young players have been making plays in Oxnard.
The Dallas Cowboys announced Saturday that they’ve signed RB Jashaun Corbin to a contract and waived RB Dominic Richardson and DE Charles Snowden. Snowden was suspended for the first three games of the season last month. Snowden, 28, was a three-year starter at Virginia and earned second-team All-ACC honors in his final season.
If Pickens delivers this season, it's going to be a huge payday for him.
Dallas Cowboys rookie linebacker Jaishawn Barham will not practice Saturday in Oxnard because of a groin injury, and the injury is not considered serious.
The Dallas Cowboys are enjoying a rare drama-free training camp session this year. There is plenty of time for things to go wrong, of course, but the organization has seemingly avoided conflict with star wide receiver George Pickens and is inspiring a healthy amount of optimism.
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.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has never been one to let training camp pass quietly.
Upon entering the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys, franchise legend Michael Irvin was taken aback by the mentality of some of his teammates. As Irvin noted on the "Champion Mindset with Daniel Cormier" podcast, some of Irvin's Cowboys teammates were more concerned about cashing their check than winning.
There is nothing wrong with an owner being involved. Problems begin when involvement becomes interference.
Jerry Jones has owned the Dallas Cowboys since 1989, but the franchise could have started his ownership journey with a partner. A conversation with a close friend ultimately pushed Jones to take the Cowboys on by himself.
In the yearly NFL Top-100 player rankings, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott soared 48 spots from his 2025 placement, landing 31st on the entire list. It is the third-highest ranking of the long-time Dallas QB, behind finishing 14th in 2016 and 18th in 2023.
I’ve watched CeeDee Lamb make enough ridiculous catches as a Cowboy that you almost expect the hard ones to be the easy ones. Throw it behind him, put a defender in his face, make him twist in midair, it doesn’t matter, he will come down with it.
It's about time that the Dallas Cowboys have a reason to get their hopes up. After a very eventful offseason, one that saw owner and general manager Jerry Jones making all kinds of changes, this team is finally getting positive buzz. It feels good for Cowboys fans, too.
In the latest edition of his "The Varsity" newsletter, media insider John Ourand of Puck shared an update on the Romo-CBS situation.
The futures of New York Giants wide receivers Malik Nabers and Odell Beckham Jr. regarding the start of the 2026 NFL season are very much up in the air.
We are just about two weeks through the Dallas Cowboys training camp and a lot of good has come from it. A few questions have been cleared up, but we have seen some movement in terms of position battles, and other things.
Last season, Prescott was back and healthy again. In 17 games, he recorded 4,552 passing yards, 30 passing touchdowns, a 99.5 passer rating and plenty of highlights.
The Cowboys made a huge and unexpected splash last season when they traded for Williams.
It's about time the Dallas Cowboys got some good news, and they just did. While this team usually isn't considered one of the top teams going into the new season, at least not lately, because they've been short of the playoffs for two seasons in a row, at least one set of NFL experts thinks they belong.
The Cowboys made it clear throughout the spring that Pickens wouldn't receive a contract extension, wouldn't be traded and would have to play for them on the franchise tag worth roughly $27.3M in 2026.
The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most valuable franchises in sports. Whether they win, tie or lose, they'll always be at the center of the conversation, and the value will continue to skyrocket for as long as that's the case.
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