Meaningless football? It might be to Dallas Cowboys fans watching who were hoping for a playoff berth but it's not for those players on the field. Not only are they always fighting for their next job, in Dallas or elsewhere, but some even have contract incentives that will be defined in Week 18.
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Linval Joseph reportedly had his home broken into and authorites believe it's connected to a series of robberies targeting NFL players.
FRISCO — The home of Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Linval Joseph has been targeted in a series of home robberies across the country over the past month.
Former Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Linval Joseph, who now plays for the Dallas Cowboys in his 15th NFL season, had his Minnesota home burglarized recently in what is believed to be connected to a string of crimes targeting affluent homes of professional athletes around the country.
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 shared injury updates on offensive lineman Zack Martin and defensive lineman Linval Joseph ahead of the Week 9 game against the Atlanta Falcons.
Linval Joseph has been talked about when he decided to go to the Dallas Cowboys, and now he explains why he chose Dallas. The former two-time Pro Bowler wasn’t unfamiliar with the ways of stirring a buzz in the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys have finalized a deal with former two-time Pro Bowler Linval Joseph, who made a name for himself playing under the Cowboys' current defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer during their time with the Vikings.
Here is what the Dallas Cowboys are getting in Linval Joseph. Dallas Cowboys fans have been asking the front office to make this type of move all offseason.
What a great development for fans of the Dallas Cowboys! According to a report, the Cowboys are going to sign defensive tackle Linval Joseph in a move that is going to invigorate and pump up.
The Dallas Cowboys are a team that will be under the microscope in 2024. They didn’t do much in the offseason to improve their roster after winning the NFC East last season, which has people wondering if they’ll regress.
The Cowboys still aren’t done with adding depth to their offseason roster. With the addition of DT Linval Joseph, the defensive tackle room just got heated up.
One former member of the Philadelphia Eagles seems to have found himself a new home. Former Eagles defensive tackle Linval Joseph has been looking for a new opportunity after spending the 2023 season with the Buffalo Bills.
Since the embarrassing loss to the Green Bay Packers, all we have heard from Cowboys Nation is how the Dallas Cowboys can't stop the run. Aaron Jones and the Packers ran through the Cowboys' defense like a hot knife through butter back in January.
The Dallas Cowboys have made plenty of moves this offseason, many of them not necessarily fan-approved. Now, with fans awaiting word on a new Ceedee Lamb deal, the Cowboys have decided to make a move that few saw coming.
The 11-1 Eagles are set to face off against the 7-4-1 Giants this Sunday at MetLife Stadium. The Eagles' run defense versus Giants star running back Saquon Barkley is the matchup to watch during this heated NFC East rivalry.
Joseph is a 12-year veteran. He started his career with the Giants and played there from 2010-2013. He would then go play for Minnesota from 2014-2019. The 33-year old last played with the Chargers from 2020-2021.