Brian Schottenheimer's first roster cutdown as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys is going to be an interesting one for many reasons, and one will be how the tight end depth chart lands.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter said it’s fair to question if Micah Parsons will actually suit up for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1. They take on their arch rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, on the road next Thursday.
The 2025-26 NFL regular season is less than two weeks away, but Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is already making some big moves. Lamb is expected to have a huge season with a healthy Dak Prescott and the addition of George Pickens, but off the field, he also will have some motion.
It was a little while ago, but remember when the Dallas Cowboys fined All-Pro corner Trevon Diggs $500,000 as part of a de-escalator clause in his contract if he didn't participate in 84 percent of the offseason program?
The impact of NFL head coaches is arguably greater than any other major US sport. Heading into the 2025 season, these are the best head coaches ranked from first to worst.
One of the biggest moves of the NFL offseason for the Dallas Cowboys was swinging a major trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers to land star wide receiver George Pickens following the 2025 NFL Draft.
There is perhaps no more hands-on executive in the four North American professional sports leagues than Jerry Jones, the team owner and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for Week One of the 2025-26 NFL regular season, and they received some good news over the weekend when All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs was cleared and activated from the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
Dallas Cowboys fans have heard it their entire lives: No one takes bigger risks than the owner of America's Team, Jerry Jones. As seen in the team's new Netflix documentary, Jones is still living off the high of making one of the greatest trades in NFL history that most of his new fans weren't born to witness.
There were plenty of things to watch in the Dallas Cowboys' preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons, and in the 31-13 win, it was Jaydon Blue who caught most people's attention.
As the Dallas Cowboys look to get down to the 53-man roster limit, veteran offensive lineman La'el Collins, who played right and left tackle during the club's preseason games, has been among the players told he will be released, a source told ESPN.
With another wild NFL offseason in the books, teams are ready to open the 2025 regular season. We won't know the true results of the offseason moves until the season plays out, but here's a look at how each team addressed its needs.
The Dallas Cowboys have started to make roster cuts, and they released someone with a lot of experience over the years, according to ESPN’s Todd Archer.
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Mazi Smith divides opinion nearly as much as quarterback Dak Prescott, with the former first-round pick yet to truly announce himself to the league.
The Dallas Cowboys are making somewhat of a surprising roster move as 53-man cuts draw closer. Per reports from ESPN's Todd Archer, the Cowboys are releasing veteran offensive tackle La'el Collins just a little over three weeks after signing him to a deal.
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of difficult decisions to make with the deadline to reach the final 53-man roster ahead of the 2025-26 NFL season approaching on Tuesday afternoon.
The Dallas Cowboys have released offensive lineman La’el Collins, per ESPN’s Todd Archer. He played for the Cowboys from 2015-21 and signed with the team again earlier this month.
The Dallas Cowboys are releasing veteran OT La’el Collins on Sunday ahead of the upcoming roster cuts deadline, according to Todd Archer. Collins, 31, signed on with the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent out of LSU in 2015.
The run-up to the 2025 regular season is nearly complete, with only final roster cuts remaining. For the Dallas faithful, it’s a chance to reflect on the past month: what helped, and what hurt, the team’s progress?
We are officially at the sour point of the offseason, and the Dallas Cowboys will now begin the task of trimming their roster from 90 players down to 53, a task that will see the NFL dreams of some players end.
The ongoing Cowboys-Micah Parsons contract saga saw another interesting twist during Dallas’ final preseason contest on Friday. In the third quarter of
The fifth-round pick injured his right ankle/heel on Aug. 7 and missed two weeks of practice before returning to play the Falcons in his preseason debut. He reinjured the same ankle in that contest.
The preseason is officially in the books, and now the hard part begins for NFL front offices. Teams across the league must trim their rosters down to 53 players by August 26th, with some cuts already happening early as coaches and general managers evaluate depth charts.