During the first day of the NFL's legal tampering period, the Dallas Cowboys were actively seeking to improve their defense. They were able to do that by trading for EDGE Rashan Gary and coming to terms with safety Jalen Thompson.
It wasn't that long ago when the Dallas Cowboys were being criticized for their lack of spending. While Jerry Jones was using the salary cap as a reason not to spend, fans were pointing to the Philadelphia Eagles as an example of a team that found a way to pay everyone.
The Dallas Cowboys have yet to make a splash worthy of their chosen motto for this year's free agency: Bust the budget. But they still have time, and several opportunities, to make one.
The Dallas Cowboys have set out to improve the team's putrid defense during the NFL offseason and have attacked some key areas of need in the early stages of the legal tampering period.
The Dallas Cowboys entered this offseason facing some obvious questions about their roster, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. The team already addressed the coaching side of things by firing Matt Eberflus and replacing him with new defensive coordinator Christian Parker.
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The Dallas Cowboys were in pursuit of some of the top available linebackers ahead of NFL free agency, but the team struck out on names like Nakobe Dean, Devin Lloyd, and Quay Walker during the first day of the league's legal tampering period.
Sarah Jane Ramos debunked a rumor regarding her split with Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Ramos and Prescott called off their wedding a month before the ceremony.
It's been nearly 24 hours since the NFL's free agency frenzy kicked off, and the truth is the Dallas Cowboys' free agency has been underwhelming. There's a lot of time and a few big-time options available, so things could certainly change.
The Dallas Cowboys came away from the first day of the legal tampering period ahead of NFL free agency with two agreements in place. Dallas agreed to trade for Pro Bowl pass rusher Rashan Gary in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2026 NFL draft, before agreeing to terms on a three-year deal with standout safety Jalen Thompson.
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.
The official start of NFL free agency isn't until Wednesday, March 11, at 4:00 p.m. EST. Despite this, there have already been some big moves throughout the league, including a couple by the Dallas Cowboys.
On Monday, the Dallas Cowboys added two new defenders as they traded for EDGE Rahsan Gary and agreed to a three-year deal with safety Jalen Thompson. They attempted to make it three new faces, as they were reportedly in serious conversations with linebacker Nakobe Dean.
So the Cowboys went 7-9-1, and six days later, they axed Matt Eberflus. Shocker? Not really. The man stood at a podium earlier that year, talking about “full accountability,” while his defense allowed 511 points.
The Cowboys and Packers trades are at the forefront of news after the Cowboys traded a 2027 fourth round pick to Green Bay for Rashan Gary. We all know these were two separate trades, but if we combine these two separate trades something jumps out at you.
The Dallas Cowboys kicked off the legal tampering period ahead of NFL free agency with a trio of moves on the defensive side of the ball. Dallas agreed to trade for Green Bay Packers Pro Bowler Rashan Gary, agreed to terms on a three-year deal with safety Jalen Thompson, and have agreed to a one-year deal to retain edge rusher Sam Williams.
While the Dallas Cowboys should be applauded for filling two major holes on Monday by trading for EDGE Rashan Gary and agreeing to a deal with safety Jalen Thompson, there was one major issue: Dallas needs help at linebacker in the worst way, and they struck out on their top target.
Former Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin has extended a gesture to Dak Prescott, the current quarterback of America’s Team, amid a difficult moment. Prescott was supposed to get married on April 10, but has been forced to come to terms with the nuptials being called off by the woman he was about to marry.
Monday was the unofficial start of free agency as the NFL tampering period opened up. Teams were able to negotiate with players and come to terms on a contract, but deals cannot be signed until Wednesday, March 11, at 4:00 p.m.
What do I mean by the title of this post, well if you did not see it yesterday, the Dallas Cowboys once again traded a 4th round pick for a player. This time, the Cowboys on Monday morning traded for Packers defensive lineman Rashan Gary for a 4th round pick in the 2027 NFL draft.
Sam Williams is sticking in Dallas for at least another season. The free agent defensive end is returning to the Cowboys on a one-year deal, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
The Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to another trade involving a defensive player. Several months after the Packers shook the football world by acquiring superstar pass rusher Micah Parsons from the Cowboys, the two teams have agreed to a new trade that sends defensive tackle Rashan Gary from Green Bay to Dallas.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Cowboys and RT Terence Steele have agreed to a reworked deal that saves Dallas $13 million in cap space and gives Steele
First-round picks don’t come around in pairs very often for the Dallas Cowboys, so I started digging into the last few times it happened, and the results surprised me.