One thing is certainly still on the Cowboys' offseason to-do list … finding the next man in the middle.

Miami edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. fittingly played for a team whose mascot was the Hurricanes, as he could bring havoc to the Cowboys' pass rush if Dallas drafts him. 

The tight end position has plenty of depth and experience. So where does Luke Schoonmaker fit in? He'll enter his fourth year still looking to carve out his role in what will be a contract season. 

LSU CB Mansoor Delane is considered to be one of, if not the best corner in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. If the Cowboys elect to draft him, the secondary could become a strength on Dallas' new-look defense. 

His rookie season was derailed by injury after an impressive training camp and preseason, and Phil Mafah is starved to show what he can be in Year 2 for the Cowboys.

Will the Cowboys make a trade on draft day? If so, moving down might be the best option. Plus, Dak Prescott moving up the charts, Javonte Williams moving the chains and more.

Make sure you're ready for the draft with the OFFICIAL 2026 Dallas Cowboys Star Magazine Draft Guide.

Ohio State safety Caleb Downs has worn many hats over the course of his career, playing at multiple positions across the secondary. Could that make him the perfect fit for Christian Parkers' defense in Dallas?

Cowboys tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford has been a valuable blocker and special teams piece for Dallas in his two seasons with the team. Now, can he take his receiving game to the next level?

With two first-round picks, and still looking to check missing boxes on their roster, the Cowboys are entertaining all possibilities for the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Cowboys still have some question marks on the offensive side of the ball and it starts with offensive tackle, where Nate Thomas is eyeing a chance to compete for a spot on either side of the line. 

In 10 days, the Cowboys will be on the clock with two first-round picks. In today's Mock Draft Monday, draft analysts predict who Dallas will pick with their selections. 

 A look back at the top Cowboys headlines from the 2026 NFL Owners Meetings in Phoenix, Arizona where Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and Brian Schottenheimer discussed free agency, the draft, George Pickens' future and more. 

The Cowboys discovered the hard way last year just how valuable a good nickel back is, but they have taken steps to fix the problem this offseason.

The question of who could be the definitive WR3 for the Cowboys was finally answered, as Ryan Flournoy had a coming out party to set the stage for Year 3.

Stephon Gilmore, a 13-year veteran who made five Pro Bowls, announced his retirement this week. He played for six teams, including one season with the Cowboys in 2023. 

At NFL Owners Meetings, former Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy, who is now the head coach of his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers, shared his thoughts on his former offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and reflected on his time in Dallas. 

The Cowboys have made big changes to the safety position with the addition of two free agents, but in a scheme that plans on being multiple, there should still be a spot for the versatile Markquese Bell.

Tyler Guyton has a lot riding on his ability to remain healthy in 2026, and Brian Schottenheimer admits the Cowboys are still feeling out their O-line strategy.

Scattershooting in this week's Mick Shots includes the franchise tag and George Pickens, moving up and down in the draft and more!

The focal point of the Cowboys' offseason has been improving their defense. How does owner/GM Jerry Jones seen the unit improve thus far, and what could be ahead?

A big offseason is coming up for third year quarterback Joe Milton, who is set to compete for the Cowboys' backup quarterback job in his second year with the team. 

There has been a complete overhaul at defensive tackle by the Cowboys, and Jonathan Bullard just made it clear why they chose him, and why he chose them.

Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones said that the team has "long-term plans" for Pro Bowl WR George Pickens, but the two sides have not had new conversations on a deal. Jones added the situation "should play itself out." 

Speaking at the NFL Owner's Meetings in Phoenix, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones said he doesn't anticipating re-visiting a potential trade with the Raiders from earlier in the offseason, but did not completely rule it out.