T.J. Bass is listed as the starting left guard on the Dallas Cowboys’ unofficial depth chart for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, with Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith on injured reserve after thumb surgery.
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Klayton Adams said Thursday that Broderick Jones will be held to a different physical standard than the one he arrived with, and that he told the tackle a day earlier that this week has to show a jump.
DALLAS — Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Friday that he is looking forward to right tackle Terence Steele “surprising folks” this season, 13 days after Dallas traded for Broderick Jones to compete with Steele for the job.
How many of the 46 NFL quarterbacks to throw for 300 yards and three touchdowns in the same game at least 10 times in their career can you name in six minutes?
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Klayton Adams said Thursday that tackle Broderick Jones seems grateful for a fresh start, 12 days after Dallas acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Dallas Cowboys created more than $19 million in salary cap room last week, raising questions about what Jerry Jones planned to do with it. The owner and general manager has now made it clear that another move remains possible.
FRISCO, Texas — Broderick Jones is listed second at right tackle on the Dallas Cowboys unofficial depth chart released Tuesday, 10 days after Dallas traded two 2027 picks to get him.
Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones says his team is in a strong financial position to make a trade if needed. Dallas created about $19 million in salary cap room this offseason by restructuring the contracts of defensive tackle Kenny Clark, cornerback DaRon Bland and tight end Jake Ferguson.
When the Cowboys joined other teams in creating 2026 space through restructures, speculation about an imminent trade increased. Nothing is immediately pending at this time, but owner Jerry Jones has provided clarity on his target for any moves made in the near future.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Jerry Jones did not mince words over the summer when he said the Dallas Cowboys may look to make more "substantive" moves after an offseason in which the team made plenty, especially on defense.
Entering the 2026 season, there's plenty of buzz surrounding the Dallas Cowboys, and for good reason. For the first time in years, Jerry Jones was very active in free agency and the trade market.
Offensive tackle Broderick Jones needed this fresh start. A week ago, the 25-year-old was acquired by the Dallas Cowboys from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
David Blough enters his first season as the Commanders’ offensive coordinator. Washington HC Dan Quinn said Blough has the “it” factor and is making an effort to “stress him out” at practice in hopes of developing him. “There are certain people who have that ‘it’ factor.
The Pittsburgh Steelers officially surrendered on Broderick Jones three years after trading up to select him 14th overall in the 2023 NFL Draft. Pittsburgh sent Jones and a 2027 fourth-round pick to the Dallas Cowboys for third- and sixth-round selections in the same draft, closing an extremely disappointing chapter for both sides.
It has been nearly a week since the Dallas Cowboys acquired Broderick Jones in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jones is working hard to get acclimated and ready for the 2026 season.
FRISCO, Texas — Broderick Jones is taking reps at right tackle only, and the Dallas Cowboys are retraining a technique he was taught in Pittsburgh. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer confirmed both Thursday, five days after the trade.
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded 2023 first-round pick Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday, giving Pittsburgh an opportunity to add draft capital while giving Jones a chance at a fresh start.
The Dallas Cowboys did not acquire Broderick Jones merely to strengthen their offensive line depth. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer has made it clear that the former Pittsburgh Steelers first-round pick will compete directly with Terence Steele for the starting right tackle position.
FRISCO, Texas — For executive vice president Stephen Jones, Malik Hooker is an example of what can happen when the Dallas Cowboys take a chance on a former first-round pick from another team.
The Dallas Cowboys’ trade for offensive tackle Broderick Jones has been vastly misunderstood. It’s time to clear things up. The Dallas Cowboys acquired
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a shocking trade while trimming the roster down to 53 men. They dealt former first-round tackle Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys along with a 2027 fourth-round pick in exchange for a 2027 third-round pick and Pittsburgh's own sixth-round pick back.
Before the final 53-man roster was announced for the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday evening, the team made two trades with NFC teams. Offensive lineman Broderick Jones was traded to the Dallas Cowboys along with a 2027 fourth-round draft pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday. This move not only gives Jones a change of scenery while netting the Steelers additional draft capital, but it also signaled something significant: Pittsburgh has faith in rookie first-round pick Max Iheanachor.
Only three years after drafting Broderick Jones in the first round, the Pittsburgh Steelers gave up on him and traded him away to the Dallas Cowboys.
Broderick Jones‘ disappointing Steelers career will end after three seasons. Months after drafting a first-round tackle for the third time in four years, Pittsburgh is sending Jones to Dallas.
Adam Schefter reports that the Steelers are trading former 2023 first-round pick Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday. Jeremy Fowler has the full trade details.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and their fans all saw how poorly offensive tackle Broderick Jones played throughout the two preseason games so far. The fact that he's even able to get back on the field after undergoing neck surgery in December is very impressive, but he clearly is not ready to run with the starters yet.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are not asking one of their former first-round picks to rediscover everything overnight. After months spent recovering from major neck surgery, Broderick Jones is still bouncing between sides of the formation, rebuilding football strength and trying to make NFL speed feel normal again.
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