As I am doing my normal routine on Monday when it came to the Dallas Cowboys, something I couldn’t help but see was a player that made to much sense for them.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is no stranger to betting on relatively inexperienced coaching candidates. Recent report puts a former quarterback on the radar for a future coaching opportunity.
Five and a half sacks. Nineteen pressures. All of it produced while seeing the field for barely a quarter of the defensive snaps. In most NFL buildings, those numbers earn a man more reps, a bigger role, maybe a contract extension.
After sporting the league's worst pass defense in 2025, the Dallas Cowboys desperately need their cornerbacks to step up in 2026. Part of the problem last season was Shavon Revel, who struggled over seven games after returning from a torn ACL.
Although he has not been the best the last few seasons, it was not long ago that the Dallas Cowboys dipped into the UFSL, which has now merged to create just the UFL and they found KaVontae Turpin and the best kicker in football, Brandon Aubrey.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Tony Romo had many memorable moments during his time with the Dallas Cowboys. And a former Giants star still remembers how tough it was to face him. Two-time
If there's one thing we can say with 100% certainty, it's that the Dallas Cowboys have one of the best wide receiver duos in the league. We knew CeeDee Lamb was in the upper-echelon of wideouts in the NFL already going into 2025, but George Pickens still had something to prove last season.
George Pickens topped the Cowboys in receiving yards last year, and while Jerry Jones has made it clear he won’t be trading him, there’s still no sign of a contract extension.
The Dallas Cowboys are much improved on defense. But there’s a trade scenario out there that still makes too much sense, and one NFL national writer is bringing it back into the fold.
For a piece published on Monday, NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated explained why "it’d make no sense" if Pickens elected against showing up for the mandatory sessions.
The Dallas Cowboys have made several significant additions to their defense over the course of the offseason, and they've taken multiple avenues to do so, including ousting Matt Eberflus in favor or Christian Parker.
The Dallas Cowboys have arguably the best one-two punch at wide receiver in the NFL in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. In 2025, the duo combined for 2,499 receiving yards, with Pickens posting 1,429 and Lamb finishing with 1,077.
The first week of the Dallas Cowboys OTAs was pretty standard. The media did not get access until the end of the week and the only real thing of note was that Tyler Guyton is battling Nate Thomas for the starting left tackle spot.
The franchise tag paperwork on George Pickens had barely dried. The offseason hype machine was already spinning Dallas as a “buzzy” 2026 contender. And somewhere inside The Star, Brian Schottenheimer was talking about drafting “natural” and drafting “pure,” as if the pieces were finally falling into place.
The Dallas Cowboys made a blockbuster trade before the 2025 season when they sent edge-rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, who ultimately signed him to a four-year, $188 million deal.
Star wide receiver George Pickens has been a no-show, and while this phase of their offseason workouts is voluntary, his situation has raised some eyebrows.
Dallas Cowboys star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams knows what he wants to improve ahead of the 2026 NFL season. And the coaching staff’s invisible man is helping him achieve it.
Tyler Guyton has totaled 21 starts at left tackle early in his career. It is not certain he will remain atop the depth chart heading into his third Cowboys season, however.