When a player as incomparable as Zack Martin decides to walk into retirement, it can come as a shock, no matter the circumstances — as Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott points out.

With the future of Rico Dowdle uncertain and Ezekiel Elliott no longer in a Cowboys' uniform, there are some very real options at RB for Dallas in free agency.

The All-Pro quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys says there is no reason he won't be on the field when September rolls around. 

With the help of partnerships and support from former NFL players and current ones like Dak Prescott, the Cowboys are literally changing the game of football.

As @spaags52 points out in his Friday column, the Cowboys have so much to do in free agency and in preparing for the draft, but so little time.

With the search to establish the WR2 role opposite CeeDee Lamb, the Cowboys will have some options in free agency to help their case. 

The first question of the press conference for Brian Schottenheimer focused on a key free agent who could be coming back to the team. 

A month into his tenure as the Cowboys' head coach, Brian Schottenheimer talked about what he and his staff are looking for at the running back position, Dallas' second year offensive linemen, and an emphasis on keeping in-house free agents from going elsewhere.

As a first-time NFL head coach, it was paramount Brian Schottenheimer built his staff to support his vision and needs, and the Cowboys love what he's constructed.

With the salary cap now set by the NFL for 2025, the Cowboys and Brian Schottenheimer get to work on dissecting their approach to free agency.

Jake Ferguson leads a room of young tight ends that are all under contract heading into 2025, but that doesn't mean the Cowboys can avoid peeking at free agency — just in case.

Vice president of player personnel Will McClay is getting ready to work with his sixth different head coach during his Cowboys tenure, and is already excited about the energy that Brian Schottenheimer and his staff are bringing to the table. 

In this week's Mick Shots, @spags52 provides some clarification on "selectively aggressive" and the salary cap limitations the Cowboys again face. Plus, updates on DeMarvion Overshown and DeMarcus Lawrence, remembering some anniversaries and more!

As hundreds of college prospects are getting ready to show teams they can make the jump from college to the NFL, new Cowboys wide receivers coach Junior Adams and offensive line coach Conor Riley are looking to do the same on Brian Schottenheimer's staff. 

Cowboys offensive coordinator Klayton Adams and defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus have had their respective experiences at the NFL combine in their NFL coaching careers, and talked about how they'll use those experiences to help the Cowboys, what it's like working with Brian Schottenheimer, and more. 

Zack Martin is expected to enter retirement in 2025, and that means the Cowboys could assess some free agency options to help solidify their offensive line interior. 

With both Cooper Rush and Trey Lance becoming unrestricted free agents in the offseason, the Cowboys are examining the option of selecting a quarterback in the upcoming NFL draft. 

Having used a first-round pick in 2024 at the position, the Cowboys might find themselves looking to address the offensive tackle in free agency this time. 

As the Cowboys approach a busy week at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, COO/co-owner Stephen Jones touched on a number of topics from Micah Parsons' contract talks, DeMarcus Lawrence's future, the team's desire to find a backup quarterback in the draft, and more. 

Speaking at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones said the team will be taking a "selectively aggressive" approach to free agency in 2025, and expanded on the status of contract talks with Micah Parsons and Osa Odighizuwa.

Over 300 draft prospects are making their way to Indianapolis for the 2025 NFL combine this week. Here's a list of players to watch during the course of the week as it pertains to the Cowboys and the league as a whole. 

Replacing Al Harris will be no easy feat, but there's something about the message from David Overstreet that might resonate heavily with the Cowboys' secondary.

The 2025 NFL combine is upon us, as the NFL world converges on Indianapolis to evaluate draft prospects over the course of the week. This article includes the drill schedule, Brian Schottenheimer's podium time, and more. 

Dak Prescott is the definitive QB1 in Dallas, but there is no concrete answer to what happens in the role of QB2, and the Cowboys must consider free agency as well.

After 11 incredible seasons, Zack Martin bids farewell to the Cowboys, with Jason Garrett reflecting on his legacy of greatness both on and off the field.