The Dallas Cowboys could be making one final roster move before the regular season begins. NFL analyst Moe Moton of Bleacher Report suggests that Dallas should look into trading linebacker Marist Liufau to acquire future draft picks. “Under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, Liufau will transition to edge-rusher.” Moton wrote on July 14.
Recently, Bryan Broaddus said he wasn’t sure Brian Schottenheimer was a “difference-maker” at head coach for the Dallas Cowboys. The well-respected insider did say, however, that Schottenheimer did well in convincing the front office to change their approach and hire a younger defensive coordinator in Christian Parker.
Dallas Cowboys fans had dreams of the team acquiring Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks via trade throughout the offseason, but that dream is now officially dead.
Training camp is about more than getting back into football shape—it’s where teams answer the questions that will define their season. The Cowboys enter 2026 with a revamped roster and higher expectations entering Brian Schottenheimer’s second year as head coach, but four storylines stand above the rest.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to throw for at least 4,000 yards in a single campaign before their age-25 season can you name in five minutes?
It happens every year in Oxnard, California. Training camp darlings are inevitable for Dallas Cowboys fans. Here are my best best for three, not-so-obvious camp darlings for 2026.
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.
When the Dallas Cowboys named Brian Schottenheimer as their head coach ahead of the 2025 season, it was quite a shock. No one expected Jerry Jones to go after a hot name such as Ben Johnson, but Schottenheimer was on no one’s radar.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a busy offseason, particularly revamping their defense, which was among the worst in the NFL last year. Among the moves the Cowboys made this offseason was using both of their first-round draft picks on defensive players, headlined by safety Caleb Downs out of Alabama with the 11th overall pick.
One of the many specific areas in which the Dallas Cowboys need to improve at on defense in 2026 is stopping the run. Dallas finished with the 10th-worst run defense in the NFL in 2025.
The door is shut closed for the Dallas Cowboys to ultimately land a trade for a veteran linebacker they reportedly eyed during the offseason. Dallas Cowboys fans won’t like the latest news to hit the NFL ahead of training camp.
On Monday, ESPN informed longtime NFL analyst Ryan Clark that they were laying him off during Monday’s live taping of ‘NFL Live’. Right before his exit, though, he spoke positively about this year’s Super Bowl expectations for the Dallas Cowboys.
Are the Cowboys primed for a Super Bowl run?
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.
The Dallas Cowboys are one week away from training camp, and it’s time to take a closer look at their roster construction. Let’s start with those players who are firmly projected to make the 53-man roster barring any injuries.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has earned recognition as one of the NFL’s top wide receivers heading into 2026, as he ranked at No. 7 on a recent ESPN survey.
The Dallas Cowboys report to training camp in less than a week, and this has probably been the best offseason in a long time for this team. It started with adding to a horrible defensive line, cashing in on getting Caleb Downs, who I think is the best defender in the draft, regardless if he dropped to Dallas or not.
One of the best offenses from last season has been touted to repeat their heroics this year, and it will be thanks to George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb. Romell Williams of Athlon Sports projected the Cowboys receiving tandem to become the NFL’s best receiving duo in the 2026 season, after Pickens’ breakout season last year.
With training camp just a week away, one prominent NFL insider already believes the Dallas Cowboys have assembled a roster capable of competing for a Super Bowl.
The biggest storyline surrounding the Dallas Cowboys entering training camp has been the left tackle competition. It makes sense. Protecting Dak Prescott’s blind side is one of the most important jobs on the roster, and the battle between Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas will dominate headlines throughout the camp.
Training camp is less than 10 days away and the news will finally pick up, and we can start talking about some things that are taking place at the camp, rather than all opinion posts.
Just like with any NFL team, there are players on this squad who have to prove themselves.
Jaishawn Barham might be the Cowboys rookie everyone is sleeping on. As we all know, Caleb Downs and Malachi Lawrence are getting all the attention early in the offseason, and they should.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer made it known that his Cowboys "plan" on playing in Super Bowl LXI this coming February. It sounds like quarterback Dak Prescott is among the Dallas players who are embracing a similar mindset.
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones gets plenty of flak. But he also gets credit when he makes a smart move.
ESPN analyst Kevin Clark recently made the case that the Cowboys' veteran signal caller is the most underappreciated player in football.
As had been expected, Wednesday's deadline for NFL teams to sign tagged players to multiyear contracts came and went without the Dallas Cowboys and wide
When the names CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens pop up together, the first thing that comes to mind is that Lamb is the Cowboys' main wideout.
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