FRISCO, Texas — Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Friday that fullback Hunter Luepke is a jack-of-all-trades for the Dallas Cowboys, a player who gets better the more the staff puts on his plate.
FRISCO, Texas — Hunter Luepke said Wednesday that he thought Von Miller was joking about the chicken. Miller wanted No. 40 when he signed with the Dallas Cowboys this offseason.
FRISCO, Texas — Hunter Luepke said Wednesday that the Dallas Cowboys spent training camp preparing for exactly the situation they are in without Tyler Smith.
FRISCO, Texas — Von Miller said Hunter Luepke is now a part owner of Greener Pastures Chicken, the terms of the deal that gave Miller the No. 40 jersey for the Dallas Cowboys this season.
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.
Von Miller finally got his No. 40 back, but it took one of the more unusual jersey-number negotiations you’ll ever see. According to writer Calvin Watkins, the Dallas Cowboys veteran pass rusher had been negotiating with fullback Hunter Luepke, who previously wore No.
FRISCO, Texas — Von Miller will wear No. 40 for the Dallas Cowboys this season and fullback Hunter Luepke will move to No. 30, the club announced Thursday in a post on its website by staff writer Patrik Walker.
DALLAS — Von Miller said Dallas Cowboys fullback Hunter Luepke countered his offer of a lifetime supply of chicken by asking for 2% equity in Miller’s poultry company, and that the two worked out an arrangement for the No.
It sounds like Von Miller is getting the jersey number he wanted since Day 1 on the Dallas Cowboys. But the whole thing required a savvy business deal.
The Dallas Cowboys deciding to go thin at running back really puts this recently-extended player under the spotlight. And maybe we should’ve been paying attention all this time.
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.
OXNARD, Calif. — Hunter Luepke left Tuesday’s joint practice against the New Orleans Saints before it ended. Jaishawn Barham spent the same afternoon working his way back into one.
For the last handful of years, we have been begging the Dallas Cowboys offense to figure out how to use Hunter Luepke more and more, and yet every single year, we get the same results.
In 2023, with Mike McCarthy at the helm, the Dallas Cowboys signed an undrafted free agent running back out of North Dakota State immediately after the 2023 draft ended.
The Dallas Cowboys are building momentum as we close out the second month of the 2025-26 NFL season, and they are doing so by elevating their performance in all three phases of the game.
Dallas Cowboys fullback Hunter Luepke has agreed to terms on a two-year extension worth up to $7.5 million, the team announced on Wednesday. Luepke, going
The Dallas Cowboys have been busy finalizing deals with a couple of key players after they traded defensive end Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers.
Dallas Cowboys fullback Hunter Luepke has been making waves in Oxnard with head coach Brian Schottenheimer going out of his way to praise No. 40. With Hunter used largely as a fullback last year, now, under Schottenheimer, he is being lined up everywhere.
The Dallas Cowboys' run game has seen many eyes be drawn to it, with Miles Sanders, Javonte Williams, and Jaydon Blue the names people are watching. But don't forget about Dallas' ultimate gadget weapon in fullback Hunter Luepke.
It feels like we have spent so much time talking about a lot of guys on offense, but someone I know I haven’t mentioned all summer is Hunter Luepke. Once a guy that I think the entire fan base was excited about, now seems to be needing to answer the bell if he wants to have a role in the offense in 2025.
Following the end of the 2023 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys signed Hunter Luepke out of North Dakota State. A power back, Luepke was a huge cog in the Bison’s continued run of postseason success.
It's very early in the offseason to call anyone a true winner or loser, but these Dallas Cowboys players are putting themselves on the radar immediately after the first week of practices at The Star.
With Dallas Cowboys OTAs underway, we are learning a little bit about how players will fit into the new schemes put into place by head coach Brian Schottenheimer and his coaching staff.
Hunter Luepke is being underutilized in the Dallas Cowboys' offense and is arguably the most efficient offensive weapon the team has. With just eight touches on the season, Hunter Luepke has made a significant impact, as six of those touches have resulted in first downs.
Cowboys training camp is underway in Oxnard, Calif. While some players look ready to go, others have plenty of work to do. Here’s where things stand after recent practices.