Last offseason, the Dallas Cowboys' running back room was a huge question mark for the offense - it isn't now. With free agency signings Miles Sanders and Javonte Williams, the Cowboys then added a pair of backs in Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah in the draft.
It’s easy to see where the Dallas Cowboys roster needs the most attention. Even with Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders signed in NFL free agency, Dallas has one of the least impressive running back stables in the league.
It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys need to select a running back in the 2025 NFL Draft. While they feel confident that Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders can carry the load, both are on one-year deals — and have their share of question marks.
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One aspect of NFL free agency is the potential for teams to gain compensatory draft picks in a future NFL draft. Teams can gain picks if they lose more compensatory free agents than they sign.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Dallas Cowboys' run game was one of the worst in football last season until Rico Dowdle was given the keys. With a big need to drastically improve
Although many fans were ready to watch running back Javonte Williams walk out the door in free agency, the Denver Broncos weren't exactly happy about it internally.
Expectations for Javonte Williams were sky-high after the Denver Broncos selected him in the early second round of the 2021 NFL draft. After losing dynasty value every season, Denver let Williams walk in free agency.
Commanders LT Laremy Tunsil, who was acquired in a trade from Houston, said he can’t wait to block for QB Jayden Daniels. “I’ll tell you this, I damn sure can’t wait to block for Jayden Daniels,” Tunsil said, via Around The NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys' offseason has seen mostly defensive players come through The Star's doors in free agency, with only four being offensive players. But two of them are running backs, with Javonte Williams signing first, followed by Miles Sanders.
Over the past week, we've heard a lot about the Dallas Cowboys' culture, and new signing Javonte Williams wants to contribute to creating a better one.
FRISCO — The Dallas Cowboys and the rest of the NFL are past the first major wave of free agency. One of the more exhilarating times on the NFL calendar
On Day 1 of NFL free agency, the Dallas Cowboys were off to a methodical start (to the dismay of Cowboys Nation), but eventually signed running back Javonte Williams.
The Rico Dowdle vs. Javonte Williams debate has set Dallas Cowboys Twitter on fire, but the argument is missing the bigger picture. This isn’t about who’s the better pure ball carrier.
All 32 NFL teams will go into the new league year with vast changes to their roster. The Denver Broncos made some big changes, mostly on the defensive side of the ball.
Despite some harsh criticism, the Dallas Cowboys have taken NFL free agency far more seriously in 2025 than they did in 2024. That was evident with one of their earliest moves, which was coming to terms with running back Javonte Williams.
On Monday, the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a deal with running back Javonte Williams. Two days later, the team's leading rusher from last season, running back Rico Dowdle, has found a new home for 2025.
NFL free agency has arrived, with teams taking advantage of the legal tampering period before the start of the new league year on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.
The Dallas Cowboys are signing running back Javonte Williams to a one-year, $3 million contract, according to multiple reports Monday. The deal can reach up to $3.5 million with incentives.
Four-year veteran running back Javonte Williams signed a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Williams, a former second-round pick, spent the entirety of his career with the Denver Broncos.
Javonte Williams has had an up-and-down career for the Denver Broncos so far in his career. He showed a lot of promise in his rookie year, but after tearing his ACL in his sophomore season he has shown flashes but has never been able to get back to full form.
With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Denver Broncos should make in the coming months.
The Kansas City will now look to turn the page after their massive Super Bowl LIX loss. The Chiefs are now in off-season mode and the first thing up will be free agency in March.
The NFL free agency period will begin on March 12th with the Chicago Bears expected to be extremely active as they will potentially have more than 70 million dollars in cap space.
In another indication of an impending positional overhaul, The Denver Gazette's Chris Tomasson reported Monday that Broncos running back Javonte Williams is not expected to be re-signed this offseason.
Javonte Williams’ performance as a rookie seemed to put him on track to operate as the lead running back for the Broncos over the long term. His timeshare with Melvin Gordon appeared to be a temporary arrangement, but the team’s backfield plans were altered once Williams suffered ACL and LCL tears in 2022.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton asked running back Javonte Williams to make one change this offseason, and it's already paying dividends in training camp.
The Dallas Cowboys are in need of a running back, and the Denver Broncos may have the answer for them. Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine feels that the Cowboys should reach out to the Broncos to inquire about Javonte Williams, who just completed his third season in Denver’s backfield.
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