The Dallas Cowboys could turn the entire 2025 NFL Draft upside down by orchestrating a blockbuster trade up to the No. 1 pick from 12 in a deal with the Tennessee Titans. One would think it would include Micah Parsons going to Nashville.

Golden followed up his senior season with a stellar performance at the NFL combine last week in Indianapolis, leading all wide receivers and finishing second overall with a 4.29 4

Ahead of his first NFL scouting combine at the helm, Schottenheimer was asked about taking over for McCarthy. He gave a unique perspective on grabbing the reigns: "Mike is an incr

The Cowboys owner said the team won't be aggressive in free agency, but the third way of adding talent may be open for business.

It all seemingly aligns with their plan to, as Stephen Jones put it, be "selectively aggressive" during this free agency period. Or at least it would, if Jerry Jones didn't disagree on the use of the word aggressive to describe his team's plans.

The Cowboys just re-signed Osa Odighizuwa and restructured Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb's contracts to create salary-cap space.

Zack Martin's retirement press conference included a funny moment with Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones regarding a mistake Jones nearly made 11 years earlier. Martin, who has decided to retire following an 11-year career that will likely end up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame,

The last time Schottenheimer called offensive plays, as he will in 2025 was as Carroll's Seahawks offensive coordinator from 2018-20

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones caused a stir when describing the franchise’s offseason plan, refusing to slap the word “aggressive” on free agency. Jones is going to “fill voids” in the 2025 NFL Draft to fix a broken roster.

We've long talked about Micah Parsons breaking the bank at $40 million APY, though he's insisted that is not necessary. What is necessary? Expediency on the part of the Cowboys.