The Dallas Cowboys have released their inactives list ahead of Week 2’s home opener against the New York Giants. Here’s how Sunday’s list shakes up: Cowboys:
The Dallas Cowboys will take on the NFC East rival New York Giants in Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season, and many were hoping we would get to see the debut of promising rookie running back Jaydon Blue.
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Jaydon Blue was expected to compete for a starting job with the Cowboys after they turned over their running backs room. Instead, the fifth-round pick was a healthy scratch in Week 1.
The Dallas Cowboys are putting Week 1 to bed with head coach Brian Schottenheimer's press conference on Monday. In the presser, Schottenheimer was asked about a few of the younger players who were on the inactive list for Week 1, which included rookie running back Jaydon Blue.
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The Dallas Cowboys are hoping a member of their revamped backfield will seize control of the lead running back job early in the season, but their highly touted rookie is not off to a great start.
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
As part of the Micah Parsons' trade, the Cowboys added nose tackle Kenny Clark from Green Bay. They wouldn't have had a need to acquire Clark if Mazi Smith had become what they expected.
The Dallas Cowboys finished dead last in the NFL in 2024 with just six rushing touchdowns, prompting major changes to the running back room in the first year of the Brian Schottenheimer era.
The Cowboys got a significant piece of their offense back on the practice field Monday. Left tackle Tyler Guyton took part in practice for the first time since breaking a bone in his knee on July 28.
The Dallas Cowboys are back on the practice field after finishing up the preseason portion of their season this past Friday. Now, the focus shifts to opening night of the NFL season, when the team will travel to Philadelphia to take on the Philadelphia Eagles in hopes of spoiling the Super Bowl banner celebration.
There were plenty of things to watch in the Dallas Cowboys' preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons, and in the 31-13 win, it was Jaydon Blue who caught most people's attention.
The fifth-round pick injured his right ankle/heel on Aug. 7 and missed two weeks of practice before returning to play the Falcons in his preseason debut. He reinjured the same ankle in that contest.
The 2025 preseason has been one to forget for the Dallas Cowboys; the sloppy performances have been hard to watch, and the notable absences, like rookie Jaydon Blue, have hurt the excitement for those games.
The Dallas Cowboys have one final game on their preseason slate. The team will welcome the Atlanta Falcons to AT&T Stadium on Friday night. With one preseason game left, it will be the final time for many players to make a great impression with the coaching staff before roster cuts are made.
Good news for Jaydon Blue, the rookie running back of the Dallas Cowboys, who had been sidelined for nearly two weeks with a heel bruise but has now been cleared to play.
Dallas Cowboys rookie running back Jaydon Blue was beginning to flash in training camp and work his way up the depth chart before injury struck. A bruised heel/ankle has seen Jaydon sidelined for the past couple of weeks, with the coaching staff and fanbase eager to see him in a preseason outing.
Dallas Cowboys rookie Jaydon Blue, slotted as the No. 3 running back for the team's preseason opener against the Los Angeles Rams, exited Thursday's practice with a lower body injury.
Did the Dallas Cowboys find their next star running back in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft?
Dallas Cowboys fans want an explosive playmaker in the backfield. They're hoping to get it in fifth-round rookie running back Jaydon Blue. As a late-round draft pick, however, Blue needs to make a statement in the preseason as he battles veterans Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders for carries.
In what is usually a dull time in the NFL news cycle, Cowboys’ rookie Jaydon Blue sparked headlines after a back-and-forth with some newfound criticism this week.
The one spot on offense that continues to give me a headache when I look at the depth chart is the running back position. Yes, Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders have been good, and are veterans that have rushed for over 1,000 yards before, but do they have anything left in the tank for the Cowboys to have a threat on the ground in 2025?
ESPN’s Todd Archer reports the Cowboys are signing fifth-round RB Jaydon Blue to a rookie contract. Blue is the eighth Cowboys’ draft pick to sign his rookie deal.
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Texas RB Jaydon Blue said he will be taking official 30 visits with four teams in the next month, per Jordan Reid. The list includes: Broncos Eagles Steelers Texans Blue is a third-down back prospect who is drawing some attention for his speed.
Height: 5090 (verified) Weight: 196lbs (verified) Year: Junior Pro Comparison: Anthony McFarland Texas Longhorns running back Jaydon Blue is lightning in a bottle and capable of being a home run hitter at the NFL level.
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