Determined to fix their defense, the Dallas Cowboys added several players already this offseason. They addressed their deficiencies on the edge by trading with the Green Bay Packers for Rashan Gary.
The Dallas Cowboys have a great opportunity to continue improving on the defensive side of the ball this spring, with two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL draft.
The Dallas Cowboys' linebacker situation is so urgent and dire that waiting until the 2026 NFL Draft to do something about is a dangerous proposition. But since the best linebackers in free agency have already been signed, their best chance to truly improve the roster is the trade market.
As the Dallas Cowboys continue to search for a solution at linebacker, one name that continued to surface was Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen.
The Dallas Cowboys had a strong interest in Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby. The veteran appeared to be back on the market after the Baltimore Ravens backed out of a trade for the five-time Pro Bowler.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
With a huge hole at wide receiver opposite CeeDee Lamb, the Dallas Cowboys were widely expected to take a wide receiver in the 2025 NFL draft. Leading up to the event, names such as Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan, Ohio State's Emeka Egbuka, and Matthew Golden from Texas were all listed as possible targets.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Ghost has officially vanished from the NFL gridiron. T.Y. Hilton, the deep-threat dynamo who terrorized AFC South secondaries for a decade, announced his retirement Wednesday.
Jerry Jones promised he would fix the Dallas Cowboys' defense this offseason, and he's been making moves in an attempt to back up his claim. The Cowboys improved their pass-rush by trading for Rashan Gary.
The Dallas Cowboys made a clear statement in NFL Free Agency, and fans are already buzzing about Jalen Thompson and his mindset. The new Cowboys safety arrives with confidence, versatility, and a team-first approach that fits exactly what Dallas needs.
With the well running dry, the Dallas Cowboys still have 12 players of their own that have not either re-signed or signed with another team yet. Most of them are depth guys, but this team might have no choice but to bring three of them back, and that is their own fault.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have been working to improve their defense. First, they improved their pass-rush by trading for Rashan Gary, previously of the Green Bay Packers.
Having placed the $27.3MM franchise tag on wide receiver George Pickens and the second-round restricted free agent tender on kicker Brandon Aubrey, the Cowboys are positioned to keep the pair for at least another season.
FRISCO, TX — Logan Wilson is walking away from the game on his own terms. The 29-year-old linebacker, a former heartbeat of the Cincinnati defense and most recently a member of the Dallas Cowboys, announced his official retirement from the NFL on Thursday.
The Dallas Cowboys seem to have slowed down this offseason after making several moves to strengthen their defense. They signed safeties Jalen Thompson and P.J.
Longtime Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton has not played in the NFL since 2022, and he has now made his retirement official with an announcement on social media.
Jerry Jones watched as George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys failed to secure a spot in the NFL playoffs after finishing the 2025 season with a 7-9-1 record.
Brandon Aubrey and the Dallas Cowboys did not have the 2025 NFL season they were hoping for. After beginning the year 6-5-1 and in the hunt for a playoff spot, the Cowboys finished 2025 losing four of their last five games, dropping to 7-9-1 and missing out on the postseason for a second consecutive season.
The Dallas Cowboys face a critical juncture this offseason. After a disappointing 2025 campaign where the defense surrendered a historically high number of points, substantial changes are mandatory.
I feel like all the attention has been about the defensive side of the ball and how bad it is, and them not adding a linebacker or enough players, but what about the other side of the ball?
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Cowboys OL T.J. Bass signed his second-round restricted free agent tender. Per Over The Cap, the second-round tender will cost $5,767,000 for the 2026 season.