The Trevon Diggs era in Dallas came to a controversial end in 2025, and the offseason will be focused on trying to reinvent a cornerbacks depth chart the Cowboys feel is unsettled.

On Tuesday night, eight Cowboys will represent the NFC in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, the most of any NFL team this season. 

The race has begun for the Cowboys to fill out their defensive coaching staff following the hiring of Christian Parker, and there's plenty to keep track of to begin this offseason.

The Cowboys have identified the replacement for Aaron Whitecotton, and Marcus Dixon arrives in Dallas to reunite with both the team and Christian Parker.

Cowboys DT Quinnen Williams is looking forward to the "amazing chance" to play for new DC Christian Parker, and feels Dallas' defense has the personnel to turn the unit around in 2026. 

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is back at the Pro Bowl for the second time in the last three years. He reflected on his experiences with the game in the past, his nomination for the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year and why an extension for George Pickens is "vital."

Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey said Monday that the Cowboys began contract extension talks with him during the 2025 season, and that he "absolutely" wants to remain in Dallas for the future as he seeks his goal of a second NFL contract. 

Cowboys WR George Pickens is entering the most important offseason of his career. He reiterated he "would love to" stay with the Cowboys and has "hope for the best" in contract talks with Dallas. 

The complete calendar of NFL events, dates and deadlines is now set in stone and, as such, the Cowboys know exactly how to manage their offseason entering the 2026 campaign. 

The Cowboys are beginning to round out new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's staff, as the team hired Derrick Ansley to be their DBs coach/defensive pass game coordinator and Ryan Smith to be their secondary coach on Saturday. 

For the first time in his career, DeMarvion Overshown will get a full offseason barring an injury. Can he and the Cowboys' young LBs take the next step for the defese?

A touching tribute to Emory Tyler, not only the Cowboys' longtime bus driver, but the man who also saved the lives of Mickey Spagnola and two others.

The second domino has now fallen in the Cowboys mission to revamp its defensive staff, with Ryan Smith set to join newly-appointed defensive coordinator Christian Parker in Dallas. 

This roster has plenty of positions in need of key players. Defensive tackle is not one of them and because of last year's trades, the interior defensive line has a rare mix of both talent and depth.

Former Cowboys national scout and current executive director of the Senior Bowl Drew Fabianich discussed his new role leading one of the biggest pre-draft events, and reflected on his time in Dallas, where there was plenty of success with Senior Bowl players the team drafted. 

The 2026 Draft Blog is officially kicked off as Tommy Yarrish and Kyle Youmans dive into the daily ongoings of the draft process leading up to the NFL Draft in late April.

CeeDee Lamb has been added to the Pro Bowl roster for fifth straight year. He was added as a replacement, but it now marks the first time in Cowboys history to have multiple WRs in the Pro Bowl. 

As Mickey Spagnola reminds us in this week's Mick Shots, there really isn't an offseason, as the Cowboys stay busy in building next season's team. Plus, Stephen Jones weighs in from the Senior Bowl, Lunda Wells is in high demand and more.

With only two defensive ends under contract going into 2026, the Cowboys have a lot to evaluate at the position in the offseason. 

With just seven years of NFL experience under his belt, new Cowboys DC Christian Parker becomes Dallas' youngest DC in franchise history at 34 years old. How did he earn the job? COO/co-owner Stephen Jones and VP of player personnel Will McClay explained what made Parker stand out from the rest of the pack. 

The 101st East-West Shrine Bowl showcased more than 100 NFL prospects in Dallas, but a handful not only stole the show — they also make perfect sense for the Cowboys.

Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones discussed a wide variety of topics at the Senior Bowl on Tuesday, including what stood out about new DC Christian Parker, the latest on WR George Pickens' future, ST coordinator Nick Sorensen's status and more.

At the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Cowboys vice president of player personnel discussed the teams' decision to hire Christian Parker as defensive coordinator, and explained some early conversations they've had together on Parker's vision for Dallas' defense.

Donovan Wilson is set to hit free agency and Malik Hooker is entering a contract year, and those are only two of several concerns for the Cowboys at safety.

The hiring of Christian Parker as defensive coordinator has served as an immediate catalyst to the Cowboys cleaning house on that side of the ball.