Former Alabama Crimson Tide star quarterback Joe Milton is ready to begin the newest chapter in his still-young NFL career. Now with the Dallas Cowboys, Milton has a shot at becoming the team’s QB2, or as the main backup option for Dak Prescott, who is working his way back to full form following an injury debacle.
Dallas Cowboys fans are excited for their first look at the revamped offense during the 2025 NFL season, following the addition of star wide receiver George Pickens in a trade and a complete overhaul at running back.
The most glaring deficiency in the Dallas Cowboys performance in their 7-10 season in 2024 was the inability to stop the run. Under a new defensive coordinator
The Dallas Cowboys could potentially have one of the best offensive units in the entire NFL during the 2025 season. The front office got serious with adding a massive piece to the pass game when they made a trade for former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens.
It is something that will be harped about until the Dallas Cowboys take the field in 2025: this team could be special on defense. Yes, fans and even the players are probably tired of hearing how injuries drastically changed the landscape of the unit in 2024.
The 2024 NFL season saw several strong performers miss substantial time. Here are the key presences, with emphasis on those who missed significant time last year, teams are counting on to reprise their pre-injury form in 2025.
The Dallas Cowboys offense will be looking to make a statement this upcoming season, after injuries stole what could have been a potential great season in 2024.
Brian Schottenheimer has already been receiving plenty of praise for his work as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. It’s still early in the offseason, but players have been raving about the culture being created.
DeMarvion Overshown is a rising star for the Dallas Cowboys after having a fantastic 2024 campaign that was cut short due to a devastating knee injury.
The Dallas Cowboys improved their wide receiver room this offseason by trading for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens. Pickens will immediately slot in as the No.
Stuff like this has happened in NFL history and it could very well happen again. If the league was to announce another expansion in the future, that team
The Dallas Cowboys flirted with the ideas of veteran backups like Jacoby Brissett and Drew Lock as QB stability behind Dak Prescott before pulling the trigger on a player with fewer credentials but more upside.
As someone who is only able to see what is happening on the surface around the league, and not behind the senses, with recent news it sure seems like the Dallas Cowboys front office will once again cost themselves a lot of money.
Multiple former Dallas Cowboys are one step closer to reaching football immortality following the latest news around the college football world but there's still a long way to go before they get there. That's because Dez Bryant and Kellen Moore are part of a long list players on the 2026 ballot for the College Football Hall of Fame.
The Dallas Cowboys put together a strong offseason. While they did not make any high-profile signings during NFL free agency, they added solid players at positions of need.
The Dallas Cowboys have a new defensive coordinator for the third time in as many seasons after they hired Matt Eberflus to replace the retired Mike Zimmer.
George Pickens defended his trade to the Dallas Cowboys when he sparred with some Pittsburgh Steelers fans on social media. A thread that highlighted Pickens’ “timeline of trouble” elicited a response from the wide receiver.
It is June 2 and in the NFL world, that's a holiday for front offices around the league. That's because teams that make "Post-June 1" cuts earlier in the
The Dallas Cowboys are entering a new era under head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Dallas was one of the more disappointing teams in the NFL in 2024, due in large part to injuries to key players like Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons.
This is a big year for Matt Eberflus and the Dallas Cowboys defense. The first-year defensive coordinator is taking the reins from Mike Zimmer, and the unit will have a major say in Dallas’ success.
The Dallas Cowboys held a normal press conference on Thursday this week to get everyone caught up on the things going around with the team, and something was said that is not a big deal, but people will make it a problem if they want to.
Joe Milton III recently said he was surprised when the Patriots traded him to the Cowboys in April, but there are several reasons the quarterback is pleased to be playing for a new team.