FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday that defensive coordinator Christian Parker “really hasn’t changed” through the defense’s early-season struggles, and that the headset was “very, very, very clean” in Sunday’s win at Indianapolis.
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams said Wednesday that 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan’s offense has challenged him throughout his career, and that Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers is another chance to go against it.
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday that defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has been “a different guy with his leadership and his voice” since returning for the offseason program.
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford said Wednesday that two of the penalties called against Dallas in Sunday’s 27-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts were his.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Dallas Cowboys are giving running back Kendre Miller an opportunity to restart his NFL career, and the Texas native believes his arrival in Dallas could be the beginning of something special.
The Dallas Cowboys are preparing for one of their biggest challenges of the season when they welcome the San Francisco 49ers to AT&T Stadium in Week 10.
FRISCO, Texas — Tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Tyler Goodson did not practice Wednesday as the Dallas Cowboys opened their week of preparation for the San Francisco 49ers.
FRISCO, Texas — Kendre Miller and Dallas Cowboys running backs coach Derrick Foster are together again. Dallas signed Miller to the practice squad Wednesday, bringing him back to the coach he had with the New Orleans Saints in 2024.
The Dallas Cowboys have had just 10 head coaches since the franchise was founded in 1960. From Tom Landry’s legendary 29-year tenure to Brian Schottenheimer’s arrival in 2025, the franchise has experienced championship dynasties, historic turnarounds and several disappointing coaching eras.
Dallas Cowboys fans might have a new member added to their group moving forward and it is none other than notorious Cowboys hater Stephen A. Smith. Smith
The Dallas Cowboys came out of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline without making any moves, choosing to stick with their current roster despite a disappointing 4-5 record.
Despite the improvements that the Dallas Cowboys made on defense last offseason, it’s not enough just yet. For that reason, when we look at 2027 NFL mock drafts, defense is commonly selected.
Through the first season and a half of his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver George Pickens had never missed a game for the team, playing in all 25.
The Dallas Cowboys’ secondary keeps getting thinner ahead of Sunday’s matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. And their first-round rookie may be the one who pays the price.
The Dallas Cowboys never appeared interested in trading George Pickens ahead of the NFL trade deadline. As it turns out, they weren’t even receiving calls about their star wide receiver.
The Dallas Cowboys have given their fans plenty of reasons to be frustrated during the first half of the 2026 NFL season. While the offense has shown it can produce at a high level, the defense has repeatedly struggled to finish games and prevent opponents from making late pushes.
Recently, the Dallas Cowboys opted to stand pat at the NFL trade deadline, not making any moves despite a frustrating 4-5 record so far this season. The Cowboys’ fanbase wasn’t exactly thrilled about Jerry Jones’ inaction, especially since the NFC East seems quite winnable despite their current record.
The Dallas Cowboys have eight games remaining to make a push toward the postseason, and their schedule presents a mixture of opportunities and difficult tests.
Around The Star, the deadline came and went quietly by design. The Dallas Cowboys made their big secondary move six weeks early, landing Joey Porter Jr.
Per the NFL transaction wire, the Eagles waived RB Jaydon Blue on Tuesday. Blue, 22, was a four-star recruit who committed to Texas. He declared for the draft after three seasons. The Cowboys selected him in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
While the Dallas Cowboys improved to 4-5 on the season via a 27-23 win that they notched at the lowly Indianapolis Colts (2-7) this past Sunday, the Cowboys weren't responsible for the most convincing of victories.