The NFL season kicks off with one of the most anticipated rivalries in football: the Dallas Cowboys visiting the Philadelphia Eagles. For fantasy managers, this primetime showdown carries plenty of intrigue.
Back in April, the Cowboys set their sights on new deals for tight end Jake Ferguson, cornerback DaRon Bland, left guard Tyler Smith and kicker Brandon Aubrey. Since then, Ferguson and Bland have received their desired extensions, and now, Smith should be the next priority in Dallas, per Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson was supposed to establish himself in the upper echelon of players at his position in 2024, but injuries and a concussion, coupled with losing Dak Prescott after Week 9, halted that.
Just before the start of training camp, the Dallas Cowboys announced the team had agreed to a four-year extension with tight end Jake Ferguson. Ferguson has been living his best life this year, getting engaged to social media star and former Miami basketball standout Haley Cavinder.
The injury bug hit the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday with running back Jaydon Blue and tight end Jake Ferguson both suffering injuries. While neither is expected to be out for a significant amount of time, it's likely the Cowboys won't see either in their preseason debut on Saturday.
It was a rough training camp practice Thursday in Oxnard, California as several Dallas Cowboys went down with injuries. Later in the night, however, the team received some good news.
Injuries have piled up for the Dallas Cowboys at training camp. Some top players have gone down and even missed practice time. Tight end Jake Ferguson is the latest, leaving the field on Thursday after undergoing a little friendly fire.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
We had spoken at length regarding the type of season Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson had to have if he were to stick around beyond 2025, as he entered the final year of his deal.
Well, as you have all probably heard by now, the Dallas Cowboys got a deal done over the weekend, but it was not Micah Parsons. Jake Ferguson got paid on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys took a significant step toward solidifying their future by locking up TE Jake Ferguson to a new deal, rewarding the former 4th round pick for his breakout 2023 campaign, and ignoring his injury-riddled 2024.
The Dallas Cowboys woke fans up Sunday morning with major news as the team prepares to strap on pads for the first time at training camp in Oxnard. The first domino in regards to the Cowboys' many contract negotiations has officially fallen.
The Dallas Cowboys signed Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million contract extension on Sunday, making him the highest-paid tight end in franchise history.
While we’ve all been waiting for news on a Micah Parsons deal, it seems the Dallas Cowboys were working on something else behind the scenes. The team is extending tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million deal.
Jake Ferguson is making strides in his young NFL career. Approaching his fourth season with the Dallas Cowboys, first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer noticed a big difference about the rising tight end.