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Dak Prescott continues to generate headlines with just about everything that he does.
It's the elephant in the room that won't go away. What will the Cowboys do when it comes to giving quarterback Dak Prescott a contract extension, and more importantly, when will they do it? Per usual, especially when it comes to Prescott, the Cowboys are taking their time, and they want to see more ‘leaves fall’ as team owner Jerry Jones put it.
It's no secret...
When the Dallas Cowboys traded for quarterback Trey Lance, many thought that they were acquiring a future replacement for Dak Prescott. Others felt that Lance would be developed and then either traded or let go in free agency.
$10 million free agent and Dallas Cowboy safety, Jayron Kearse may shockingly sign with NFC East rival the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason. According to a report, the Clemson product is an ideal fit for the Eagles secondary.
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It is going to be interesting to see how the Cowboys implement T.J. Bass into things.
The Cowboys have been very good at unearthing quality players from the ranks of undrafted free agents, and guard T.J. Bass looked like another good find last year. But if he’s going to get back on the roster in 2024, he may need to show he can be Dallas’ backup center to avoid getting squeezed out at final cuts.
A college tackle, Bass’ body type and below-average...
With a quiet offseason in terms of going all in like Jerry Jones told us about five months ago, the Cowboys are once again banking on draft picks and the current players on the roster for a different result in 2024.
There’s a big absence at The Star as the Cowboys go through a key portion of OTAs. After all, can all the 11-on-11 drills be meaningful if CeeDee Lamb isn’t on the field?
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What is something positive you think about the Cowboys right now?
It’s the 2021 NFL Draft and the Dallas Cowboys are on the clock in the first round. Everyone knows the Cowboys want a cornerback but a run on the position before the Cowboys pick left the front office scrambling. They trade down with the Philadelphia Eagles and take Penn States off-ball linebacker Micah Parsons. The pick immediately sparked wild takes and conversations but there was...
Trey Lance will be competing to be Dak Prescott’s backup in OTAs, mini camp and likely through entire preseason schedule. And who knows, he may be QB1 beyond this season.
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The Cowboys are clearly counting on depth players this season.
For the Dallas Cowboys to be successful and have tangible success deep into the winter months, the team has to be better from top to bottom. Preparation is paramount as the team enters this season on a clean slate. Sure, the Cowboys will have to count on its stars to carry the burden, such as Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Micah Parsons. However, this year, the Cowboys have several other players...
Since the Cowboys declined his fifth-year option, QB Trey Lance is heading into his final year under contract. Dallas EVP Stephen Jones highlighted the organization’s excitement to evaluate Lance and has been impressed with his improvement.
Week 1 of Dallas Cowboys OTAs is in the books and although it's way too early to draw any big conclusions, there's already a winner and loser we could point to for the way-too-early portion of the offseason.
Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance is putting in the work this offseason.
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It will be very interesting to see what Malik Davis’ role looks like at training camp.
Running back Malik Davis’ career took a backward step last season. Still with the Dallas Cowboys and their tumultuous RB situation in his third year, is Davis a contender for a roster spot in 2024 or nothing more than a camp body?
Undrafted out of Florida in 2022, Davis signed with Dallas and impressed as a ball-carrier in training camp and preseason. He was in...
We're only one week into the Dallas Cowboys' 2024 OTAs but there might already be a player whose stock is down big time. After missing the start of last year's offseason due to a foot injury, tight end Luke Schoonmaker is missing the start of OTAs in his second year in the NFL.
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Who are the 5 most important players on the Cowboys in your opinion?
There's some players that are just simply more important to a team's success than others. Would the Kansas City Chiefs be as successful without Patrick Mahomes or the San Francisco 49ers without Christian McCaffrey? To put it simply, no.
The Dallas Cowboys may or may not have those caliber of players currently on the roster, but they do have some who are instrumental to their...
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Your Friday morning news surrounding the Dallas Cowboys is here.
Trey Lance: ‘At my best’ heading into QB2 battle - Nick Harris, DallasCowboys.comTrey Lance talked about his mindset from when he was first drafted to now preparing for the QB2 competition at training camp.
Now with a full season under his belt to take on a new offense, Lance is gearing up for a battle at training camp that executive vice president Stephen Jones has already...
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Our latest mailbag features plenty of questions about the Dallas Cowboys.
Every week, we take questions on X (Twitter) and Facebook about Dallas Cowboys players and other issues surrounding the team. So let’s get right into it with the new co-host of Cowboys Mailbag, Dana Bartholomew.
“Are we done with the running back room additions?” (@Cowboysnation Germany via Facebook)Mike: For now it looks like the team is done adding running backs. Training...
As Dallas Cowboys quarterback Trey Lance battles to be the team's No. 2 quarterback behind Dak Prescott, the former No. 3 overall pick said his confidence has…
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You can count Jerry Jones among those in support of an 18-game regular season.
NFL owners have been gathering this week in Nashville for their spring meeting and as you can imagine a variety of topics came up both relative to the league as a whole and each owner’s individual teams. With OTAs also going on that is a lot of football-type action. It almost feels like fall! Until you step outside, of course.
As things relate to the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry...
Organized Team Activities, or OTAs as they are abbreviated to, officially started on Tuesday the 21st for the Dallas Cowboys. Not everyone is in attendance, as Twitter/X has been quick to let us know.