FRISCO, Texas — Cowboys special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen wants more punt return chances for KaVontae Turpin this season after the three-time Pro Bowl returner fielded nine last year, by Sorensen’s count.
The Dallas Cowboys face a crowded and competitive fight for roster spots at wide receiver this training camp.
Now before we get into this, maybe these guys wouldn’t be a huge surprise to some, but as it sits, I think they are more on the safe side than not, but that is why I am asking the question.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to rack up at least 4,000-passing-yards and toss at least 30 touchdowns in the same season can you name in six minutes?
Cowboys WR Kavontae Turpin said that he’s focused on improving his return yardage average next season. “I’ve just got to stop stopping my feet,” Turpin said, via the team’s website.
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.
Jaydon Blue’s return ability could give the Dallas Cowboys a tough roster decision and turn KaVontae Turpin into a good trade chip. I’m not saying the Cowboys should cut Turpin.
Pickens seemingly won't receive a multiyear contract this offseason and instead will have to spend the upcoming campaign playing on the franchise tag worth roughly $27.3M.
Although he has not been the best the last few seasons, it was not long ago that the Dallas Cowboys dipped into the UFSL, which has now merged to create just the UFL and they found KaVontae Turpin and the best kicker in football, Brandon Aubrey.
It is the middle of May and things are very quiet right now before the offseason programs start to pick up when we hit the summer months. So as I do every
This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have made some big moves as they adjust their defensive roster to fit defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme.
KaVontae Turpin had another big year for the Dallas Cowboys in 2025. After being named an All-Pro first-team wide receiver in 2024, the 29-year-old kept his foot on the gas this season.
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.
On Sunday, NFL All-Pro teams were announced, and while the Dallas Cowboys didn't have anyone make the First-Team, three players were on the Second-Team All-Pro.
It's been an otherwise frustrating season for the fourth-year wideout out of TCU.
I like KaVontae Turpin. You have to respect the speed, effort, and occasional spark he brings when the ball is in his hands. At some point, production has to justify cost.
KaVontae Turpin went from an unknown spring league signing to a Pro Bowl returner for the Dallas Cowboys. His ascension to stardom culminated in a three-year, $18 million extension signed this offseason.
Dallas’s Thursday night loss against the Detroit Lions has plummeted their playoff odds, forcing fans to start looking to 2026. In doing so, it is hard not to notice a few recently-extended Cowboys who may be cut loose this offseason.
Two receivers returned to action for the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday after missing multiple games. CeeDee Lamb, who missed three games with a high ankle sprain was back, as was KaVontae Turpin who missed two games with a foot injury.
The Dallas Cowboys' offense has been plagued by injuries throughout the first five weeks of the 2025-26 NFL season, but head coach Brian Schottenheimer is hoping the team will soon return to 100 percent.
The Dallas Cowboys have been plagued by injuries throughout the first five weeks of the 2025-26 NFL season, with All-Pro return specialist KaVontae Turpin among those who were sidelined.
Looking for a dual-threat quarterback to fill out your fantasy roster? A speedy wide receiver? We’ve got you covered.
Dallas Cowboys‘ dynamic playmaker KaVontae Turpin is questionable to return after suffering what was described as a neck injury on a third-quarter kickoff return.
Just when it looked like the Dallas Cowboys’ offseason was finally free of distractions, trouble emerged in the form of an unexpected legal issue. In the early morning hours one June Sunday, wide receiver and return specialist KaVontae Turpin was arrested by the Allen Police Department and charged with two misdemeanors in Collin County.
He signed a new contract with Dallas in March that is worth up to $18 million over three years.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver KaVontae Turpin is facing multiple charges after he was arrested on Sunday morning. Turpin was arrested early Sunday morning and charged with possession of marijuana and unlawful carrying of a weapon, according to police records.
Welcome to the part of the offseason where we try and find anything and everything to talk about until the NFL draft arrives. Over the last week, we have seen and heard potential changes to the NFL rule book that some teams love and some teams hate.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Cowboys are re-signing WR KaVontae Turpin to a three-year deal. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero adds the deal is worth $18 million. Turpin was a restricted free agent and Dallas used the second-round tender on him.
Per Calvin Watkins, the Cowboys are using a second-round tender on restricted free agent WR KaVontae Turpin. Watkins adds the tender is worth $5.34 million and they will receive a second-round pick should they decide to not match an offer Turpin receives from another team.
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