The Dallas Cowboys will be down a starter on the offensive line for at least a couple of months, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The NFL insider reports that Cowboys guard Rob Jones has suffered a broken neck and will miss 2-to-3 months. Jones had been working with the starting offensive line during training camp, per Schefter.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Cowboys and tight end Jake Ferguson agreed to terms on a four-year, $52 million contract extension that includes $30 million guaranteed and a $12 million signing bonus. Rapoport noted that negotiations for Ferguson's new deal "occurred under the radar," and he's already signed the contract.

As the Dallas Cowboys continue to slow-play contract talks with Micah Parsons, NFL analyst Mike Florio believes the organization is still coming out ahead. With Parsons entering t

Parsons and team owner Jerry Jones met in the offseason and discussed the parameters of a deal. Jones thought a potential deal had been worked out. The pass rusher told Jones to contact his agent. Jones doesn’t speak to agents, however, Adam Prasifka, the senior director of salary cap/player contracts, has spoken to Mulugheta.

The 2025 NFL season starts in less than six weeks, and we're tracking the latest on what's happening around the league this offseason.

Fourth-year cornerback Andrew Booth stole the show during the Dallas Cowboys' first practice in pads at training camp.

As he prepares for what he hopes is a bounce back campaign in 2025, one NFL analyst laid out a shocking prediction for Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

Dak Prescott’s New Nickname From Dallas Cowboys Has Fans Buzzing Ahead of NFL Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As tensions around the Dallas Cowboys franchise continue to grow, fans are hoping the team can end what has been a nearly 30-year Super Bowl drought.

If Prescott stays healthy, it's hard to see the Cowboys falling under the eight-win total. They not only went 12-5 in three consecutive seasons prior to 2024, but Prescott has never led them to a losing record when he's played a full year.

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer believes he’s an elite communicator. And as any quality communicator knows, there’s value to showing, rather than simply telling. Take, for example, Schottenheimer’s aspirations for his team to “compete every day.