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The Dallas Cowboys head into the season with both optimism and skepticism from the fanbase. Following a 7–10 finish in 2024 and a major coaching change, the team now led by Brian Schottenheimer has undertaken a roster overhaul on offense and defense.
The Dallas Cowboys this offseason allowed Rico Dowdle to test free agency, and the running back made the move to the Carolina Panthers. To counter that, Brian Schottenheimer and the front office signed veterans Miles Sanders and Javonte Williams to be the leading candidates for the starting role.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
The Dallas Cowboys' offseason has seen over 10 fresh faces walk through the doors of The Star, and one of them was running back Javonte Williams. A four-year starter of the Denver Broncos, after a rookie season that saw him post 903 yards and four touchdowns in 2021, an ACL injury in 2022 set his trajectory back.
The Dallas Cowboys have a number of different players who could make an impact in the backfield this season. The team drafted two rookies in Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah while retaining Deuce Vaughn and signing Miles Sanders, but it could be a different free agent signee who could make the biggest impact.
Since Ezekiel Elliott’s mega-extension, the Dallas Cowboys don’t exactly love to spend big at running back. And honestly? It’s hard to blame them. No position in football gets banged up more — and the return on investment rarely justifies the price tag.
The Cowboys brought in RB Javonte Williams this offseason after RB Rico Dowdle signed with Carolina. Williams suffered a significant knee injury in 2022, but he finally feels fully healthy heading into his first year with the team. “I feel completely like myself,” Williams said, via Tommy Yarrish of the team’s website.
New Dallas Cowboys RB Javonte Williams’ journey back to form has been anything but easy. Three years ago, the talented running back suffered a devastating knee injury while playing for the Denver Broncos, tearing both his ACL and LCL, along with additional structural damage.
The Dallas Cowboys will parade a new-look backfield in the 2025 NFL season. While Dak Prescott remains the team’s top quarterback, the running back room features new faces, including that of former Denver Broncos tailback Javonte Williams.
Javonte Williams showed plenty of potential during his rookie season. A 2022 knee injury, which included ACL and LCL tears, has proven to be a major hindrance since then, however.
Back in March, the Dallas Cowboys signed running back Javonte Williams as their first external free agent of the offseason. He agreed to terms on a one-year, $3 million deal in his first free agency since entering the NFL in 2021.
Running back Javonte Williams only missed one game during his final two seasons with the Broncos, but he doesn't feel like he was 100 percent healthy for those contests.
The Dallas Cowboys made several moves to change the look of their running back room under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer and his coaching staff. After losing the team's 2024 leading rusher early in NFL free agency, they added a couple of veterans and two rookies during the NFL Draft.
Here we are again in 2025 the same position as last year, wondering how this Dallas Cowboys running back room will shape out. As I was doing some looking around, I came across some interesting pieces talking about a new face in the Cowboys backfield, Javonte Williams.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2025 training camp with a highly competitive battle for the starting running back position. Despite six running backs on the current roster, only four of them have a reacl chance at the starting job.
The Denver Broncos allowed Javonte Williams to walk in free agency, a decision that some believed might have been the wrong one. Williams has been a decent player throughout his career, and the Broncos' running back room wasn't necessarily in the best spot in the early stages of the offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys' running back corps was the punchline for jokes 12 months ago, it isn't now. Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders, both free agent acquisitions this offseason, coupled with draftees Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah, Dallas has some options.
In recent weeks, several Pitt Panthers prospects have recorded impressive track times in the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints. That includes Pitt linebacker commit Marcus Jennings with his 11.02 100-meter time at 6-foot-3, 215 pounds and receiver prospect Blake Hamilton clocking a fantastic 10.4 recently.
While they didn't make any huge additions in NFL free agency, the Dallas Cowboys were far more active this offseason than they were in 2024. The move that got the most attention was signing running back Javonte Williams, but one that could be the most beneficial largely went under-the-radar.
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.
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.
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.
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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