Dallas Cowboys second-year linebacker Marist Liufau has emerged as an early standout during the first week of training camp. Liufau credits experience as the best teacher, saying it's helped him approach this year’s camp with greater confidence and comfort.
The Dallas Cowboys came out of the gate swinging in Brian Schottenheimer's first training camp as the head coach of the franchise. For once, it feels like optimism is feeling the sidelines, instead of the dread that comes with the pressure of being a part of this franchise.
The Dallas Cowboys defense was plagued by injuries throughout the team's disappointing 2024 NFL campaign, which led to inexperienced players getting thrown into the fire.
It feels like the youth on this Dallas Cowboys roster heading into the 2025 season is not getting talked about enough. The offensive could be one of the youngest in the league, with fourth-year lineman Tyler Smith taking a leadership role after the retirement of Zack Martin.
During the offseason, it can sometimes get hard to find things to write about, but when you look at the Dallas Cowboys depth chart, a keep finding my way to a player who has a real chance to pop in 2025.
Dallas Cowboys LB Marist Liufau has made significant strides this offseason, both physically and mentally, positioning himself as a strong contender for a starting role in the team’s competitive linebacker unit.
On the first day of voluntary practice for the Dallas Cowboys, young linebacker Marist Liufau was absent as he celebrates his girlfriend Sonia Citron in New York City at the WNBA Draft.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Marist Liufau made a surprise appearance at the 2025 WNBA Draft in New York City on Monday night, showing up to support his girlfriend.
At the start of the season, Marist Liufau saw a lot of game time. Yet, as games went on, new strategies emerged that placed DeMarvion Overshown on the field a lot more than Liufau.
DeMarvion Overshown was a breakout star for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2024-25 NFL season, but a devastating knee injury ended his campaign early for a second consecutive year.
The NFL made a strange decision on a potential fine for Dallas Cowboys linebacker Marist Liufau for his facemask on Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow last Monday.
From the moment they drafted linebacker Marist Liufau on the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys have told everyone who listened that
The Cowboys will wrap up Week 2 of the NFL preseason with a game against the Rams on Sunday. Here are three players Dallas fans will want to keep an eye on.
The Dallas Cowboys found themselves in a position no NFL team wants to be in last season: lacking linebacker depth. With third-round pick DeMarvion Overshown out with a torn ACL and former first-rounder Leighton Vander Esch out with a neck injury, Dallas learned to do more with less, but they aren’t making that mistake again this season.
When the Dallas Cowboys selected linebacker Marist Liufau in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft, it was widely considered a tad too early, and many graded the pick as one of the worst of the team's class.
The Dallas Cowboys added some major juice to the linebackers room this offseason when they drafted former Notre Dame star Marist Liufau. The third-round pick is feeling right at home at the Star as he heads into his first NFL preseason.
An obvious need for the Dallas Cowboys in the 2024 NFL Draft was the linebacker position. They got one but waited until pick 87 to select him, and folks are on the fence whether or not Marist Liufau will be able to make an impact right from the start outside of maybe a special teams role.
The Dallas Cowboys have selected linebacker Marist Liufau from Notre Dame with the 87th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. He has good size and made 25 starts over the last two years for the Irish.
Notre Dame’s Marist Liufau has officially gone pro as of today. That comes after the Dallas Cowboys selected the former linebacker for the Fighting Irish in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
In today's NFL, teams are looking for linebackers who can do it all. Stop the run. Cover in space. Rush the passer. Versatility is a must for any linebacker looking to succeed.
Marist Liufau NFL Draft Overview Position: Linebacker Height: 6′-2″ Weight: 234 pounds School: Notre Dame More 2024 NFL Draft Profiles After spending his collegiate career at Notre Dame, linebacker Marist Liufau is ready to take his game to the professional level in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Flashing back to the 2020 season, former Notre Dame linebacker Marist Liufau had outstanding flashes for becoming a star for the Irish defense. Unfortunately his career was derailed in 2021 when he suffered a preseason ACL injury that cost him that season.
Notre Dame fifth-year senior Marist Liufau has announced his intention to not play in the Sun Bowl against Oregon State, and the veteran will opt for the NFL Draft.