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Debates around Dak Prescott and the offense, and the true fortitude of the defense, will follow Dallas around no matter what. However, when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys’ special teams, there should never be any questioning.
As the 2025 NFL season approaches, Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is on the verge of rewriting the team’s record books. While national headlines often focus on playoff shortcomings, a closer look reveals that Prescott’s regular season production ranks among the very best in franchise history.
The Dallas Cowboys' offense under Brian Schottenheimer, right now, feels like it has a lot of potential. With a healthy Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and George Pickens as his main weapons, along with Jake Ferguson at tight end and what we hope will be a revamped run game and improved offensive line, Dallas could have a good group.
Following three consecutive 12-5 campaigns, the Dallas Cowboys finished with a frustrating record of 7-10 in 2024. That left them third in the division as they were looking up at the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles.
The reason the Dallas Cowboys are praised for their ability to build their roster through the NFL draft isn't because of their selections in Round 1. While they often hit on that pick, their most impressive work takes place beyond Day 1.
When fans debate the greatest of all time (GOAT) in Dallas Cowboys history, emotions run high. From the star-studded ’70s dynasty to the triplet-powered ’90s, the franchise has produced NFL legends.
Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys seem destined to come together on a new contract at some point. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler pointed out there’s a lull in the offseason due to this point in the summer, but this is par for the course.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2025-26 NFL season with plenty of question marks on the roster as the team looks to get back to full strength after a disappointing 2024 campaign.
The Dallas Cowboys have some very interesting pieces in their secondary heading into the 2025 NFL season. We already know about veterans like DaRon Bland and Malik Hooker, but the Cowboys also have some young defensive backs who could be ready to break out.
The Dallas Cowboys definitely needed to bring in some extra cornerback depth this season thanks to Trevon Diggs' inability to stay healthy, and one of their moves was signing former Green Bay Packers corner Robert Rochell.
Today we take a look at the Cowboys best players of all-time whose last names began with the letters F through J. If you’re looking for a teaser, try this one.
Stephon Gilmore proved to be a great addition for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2023 offseason. Added to build their depth at cornerback, Gilmore was asked to move into the CB1 role when Trevon Diggs suffered a torn ACL after two games.
Trevon Diggs blossomed into a superstar for the Dallas Cowboys after they selected him in the second round of the 2020 NFL draft. Diggs recorded three interceptions as a rookie, which was just an appetizer for his breakout performance in 2021.
As America celebrates its independence with fireworks, family, and flags, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all current and former members of the U.S.
If there’s one thing Jerry Jones loves more than postgame media scrums, it’s a drawn-out contract negotiation. He needlessly took months to ink Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb to long-term deals ahead of the 2024 campaign.
As Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer continues to build his team as best he can, he's come up with an idea involving some of America's Team's all-time greats.
From the moment they traded for him, it's been clear the Dallas Cowboys have higher expectations from cornerback Kaiir Elam than fans do. A former first-round draft pick that didn't work out for the Buffalo Bills, Elam came labeled as the typical Cowboys' "low-risk, high-reward" bet we see every offseason.