In his fourth year with the Dallas Cowboys in 2024, Malik Hooker had a career year. He started all 17 games for Big D and finished tied for the team lead in INTs (2), third in passes defended (5), and fourth in combined tackles (81).
When Brian Schottenheimer replaced Mike McCarthy as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, there was a lot of criticism. Some of that slowed down when Schottenheimer assembled an all-star coaching staff, with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus standing out as his top hire.
The Dallas Cowboys continued their offseason program this past Tuesday and there were some notable takeaways during the OTA practice from inside The Star, where CowboysCountry.com's Mike Fisher was present.
For years, the Dallas Cowboys were guilty of undervaluing the safety position. While they still haven't used a premium draft pick — or signed a top-tier target in NFL free agency — they did quietly find one of the best in the league.
The Dallas Cowboys held another practice on Tuesday, and there were some good takeaways. Dallas saw George Pickens play well, while sporting his new number, and players such as Sam Williams and DeMarvion Overshown were seen working on rehab.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2025 NFL season after an impressive showing in the offseason, including making a splash with the George Pickens trade and the highly-touted haul in the NFL Draft.
It’s funny how certain things can catch one’s attention. While editing a piece on the safety position from a colleague, the age difference between Malik Hooker and Donovan Wilson stood out.
Matt Eberflus is the Dallas Cowboys new defensive coordinator and with him comes a new defensive scheme. As a former Cowboys coach, Eberflus isn’t foreign around these parts.
The spirit of Leon Lett lived on this week in one Dallas Cowboys defender. Cowboys safety Malik Hooker was at the center of an embarrassing sequence late in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s Week 18 loss to the Washington Commanders.
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
Week 6 was one to forget for the Dallas Cowboys. They not only fell to 0-3 at home but were blown out of the building for the second time with the Detroit Lions winning easily, 47-9.
Is Micah Parsons doing too much? That’s the question that his Dallas Cowboys teammate Malik Hooker posed. In a recent podcast appearance, the former first-round pick seemed to question Parsons’ dedication.
Training camp is right around the corner and the Dallas Cowboys still have room to improve. What was a quiet free agency period turned into silent offseason for a franchise that appears to be sleepwalking before the 2024 campaign begins.
The New York Giants could have the green light to pass pass pass against the Cowboys on Sunday night, as Dallas is currently dealing with a thin secondary, especially at safety.
At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Hooker recovered Damone Clark's forced fumble, rumbling for a 38-yard touchdown. It built the Cowboys a comfortable 40-19 lead. Earlier Hooker intercepted Matt Ryan, which set up a Micahel Gallup receiving touchdown.