Today, we’ll continue the series with a closer look at the nickel back spot. Jourdan Lewis left for Jacksonville in free agency, creating an opening for the slot corner, which has become one of the most important defensive positions on the field. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Kenneth Murray.

In his Friday column, Mickey Spagnola gives us his annual choice for the Cowboys’ Mr. Relevant. The player, or players, who need to take another step up this season for the team to find success.

My biggest question/concern is that Mazi Smith is being written off as a Day 1 bust, but he will now be dealing with his third defensive coordinator in three years with each having a different concept on the 1-tech position. Stopping the run and applying pressure to force turnovers seem right up Mazi's alley. Am I not seeing the big picture? Is another year under another coach too much to ask of Mazi? 

Today, we’ll continue the series with an annual question on the player who is ready to make the biggest leap, even good enough to land his first career Pro Bowl. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Kaiir Elam.

With all the talk we’ve heard about the running game (again), how run heavy do you really see the Cowboys being this year? Knowing Dak Prescott is at his best with a strong rushing game, I’m just curious to see what you all think? 

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll begin our 20-Questions series with a look at the projected role for KaVontae Turpin. 

As Mickey Spagnola points out in his weekly Mick Shots, the NFL schedule makers are gain showing the Cowboys a lot of respect this season. Plus, other schedule oddities, some rookie quarterback history, some impressive stats and more!

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Hakeem Adeniji.

With their annual summer trek to Oxnard looming, the Cowboys have officially released their training camp calendar for everyone to save the dates. 

People seem focused on re-signing Micah Parsons, but what about DaRon Bland, who will need a new deal in 2026, and possibly Tyler Smith? Both could command around $20 million annually. And now there’s George Pickens to worry about as well. You can’t keep everybody, so how do the Cowboys manage this? Who stays and who goes?

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll begin our 20-Questions series with a look at the projected role for KaVontae Turpin. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Dante Fowler Jr.

How important is a good start for the Cowboys this year? In 2024, they missed the playoffs and had a losing record. Do they need to get off to a good start to get confidence and momentum after last season's struggles? Or does the previous season have no effect on the next season?

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll begin our 20-Questions series with a look at the projected role for KaVontae Turpin. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Parris Campbell.

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Miles Sanders.

In their last five games of the 2025 season, four teams the Cowboys will face made the playoffs in 2024, setting up the potential for increasingly meaningful games down the stretch as the playoff picture comes into focus. 

It’s a quiet Friday at The Star, which gives Mickey Spagnola a chance to review the one-year bets that could be the key to a successful season for the Cowboys.