Speaking on 105.3 The Fan Friday, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones said Dallas is considering additions to the defense, whether it be via trade or a free agent signing.

There's no shortage of expectations for Caleb Downs, but the 11th-overall pick looks locked and loaded to do damage in 2026.

As Mickey Spagnola points out, and Dak Prescott made clear yesterday, Quinnen Williams is having a big impact on the team as a talented leader who is determined to reach the playoffs.

The recent wave of headline trades, free agency and NFL Draft moves made by the Dallas Cowboys has Dak Prescott feeling like there's no tomorrow, and winning now is the only option.

Heading into his second season with the Cowboys, WR George Pickens' contract discussions are behind him, and he's focused on being "a playmaker." Plus, he talked about going up against Dallas' "new and improved" defense.

After the first day of Cowboys practice, some news and notes from what happened on the field in Oxnard including how Caleb Downs performed on his first day, an injury to monitor and more. 

Our running training camp notebook highlights the first injury of camp and the status of P.J. Locke, plus the leadership council, green dots and more.

After two years of dealing with foot injuries, Cowboys CB DaRon Bland is looking to return to his "real self" in 2026.

The former first-round pick is far from naive about what the Cowboys need from him in 2026, and he's facing it all head-on.

Cowboys Pro Bowl defensive tackle Quinnen Williams said Wednesday he "definitely" wants to remain in Dallas long-term, but is currently focused on the work needed to win for himself and his teammates.

After the first day of Cowboys practice, some news and notes from what happened on the field in Oxnard including how Caleb Downs performed on his first day, an injury to monitor and more. 

After two losing seasons, the Cowboys are making training camp about the three C's — competition, communication and conditioning — as Brian Schottenheimer looks to build a tougher, more connected team ready to contend in 2026.

As the Cowboys get ready for the first training camp practice, there are still plenty of headlines to cover - from the Cowboys' plan for Tyler Smith, the confidence in Christan Parker to the optimism that remains on the George Pickens situation.

After widespread changes on defense and with a high-powered offense returning, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones is confident that Dallas can compete for a Super Bowl in 2026. 

The Gambler has the dice in his hands at the start of 2026 training camp in Oxnard, it appears, making it clear that the Cowboys are willing and able to roll them — right now.

The Cowboys' All-Pro lineman began 2026 training camp by putting one question to bed while pushing another one back to center stage.

After a 7-9-1 finish in 2025, the Cowboys are entering training camp in Oxnard, California this year looking to "put it all together," especially on defense ahead of the 2026 season. 

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, the Cowboys will head to training camp with no current issues to deal with, although ghosts of the past could still be hanging overhead.

Get ready for the upcoming 2026 season with the Cowboys' official Training Camp Preview, your complete source for scouting reports, position breakdowns and more.

The complete schedule for Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard has been revealed.

The NFL has announced three notable Cowboys training camp dates, including when the team will report to Oxnard, California and when they'll hold joint practices against the Rams and Saints.