Georgia EDGE Mykel Williams is considered to be a high-upside pass rusher in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, but has a lot of room to grow if he wants to reach his ceiling.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, the tea leaves are tipping the hand of what head coach Brian Schottenheimer is hoping to do – run the ball.

The Cowboys are expected to lose veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the New Orleans Saints in free agency, reuniting Cooks with the organization that selected him in the 2014 NFL Draft. 

The Cowboys are rebuilding their running back room under Brian Schottenheimer, and former Panthers running back Miles Sanders is looking to get back to his Pro-Bowl ways with a fresh start in Dallas. 

With the departures of Zack Martin, DeMarcus Lawrence and Jourdan Lewis, the Cowboys have seemingly lost a lot of locker room leadership. But I’m wondering if that’s a good thing. No disrespect to them, but maybe some new voices are needed for this team to take the next step. What do you think? And who do you think could now step up into those leadership roles? 

Michael Gallup is back in the NFL and is joining one of the Cowboys' biggest rivals. The wide receiver is out of retirement to sign with the Commanders. 

Even though the Cowboys traded for Kaiir Elam, they're still in need of another body at the cornerback position and Michigan's Will Johnson fits the bill of the prototypical corner that the organization has preferred in the past. 

Dante Fowler is back with the Cowboys and Parris Campbell has a connection that wooed him to Dallas, and both gave their insights into what 2025 might look like.

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Dallas has spent as much on depth players as some teams have spent on one big player. Is it better to have several backups for depth or one very good starter. I would have gone for the one very good player, but then again, I am not the general manager. What are your thoughts?

Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is the first entry in our 2025 "Possible Pick" series, players that the Cowboys could selected in the upcoming NFL Draft. With a huge frame and catch radius, McMillan provides a downfield threat that would compliment CeeDee Lamb and immediately help Dallas' offense. 

The Cowboys have been busy in free agency, adding ten new players—including some intriguing high-upside bets—but could more moves still be on the horizon?

With Cooper gone, what do you think the Cowboys will do about their backup quarterback position? Is it Will Grier's to win or lose, or do they draft and develop a quarterback from the later rounds?

Solomon Thomas, Jack Sanborn and other newly-signed free agents spoke in-depth about what the Cowboys expect of them in 2025, and where their respective position could be headed.

It seems to me that the Cowboys are finally moving in the right direction as far as adding depth to multiple positions in free agency. What do you feel is the biggest team need after having a decent free-agent period thus far?

The Cowboys welcomed back one of their former defensive ends in Dante Fowler on Monday, officially signing the pass rusher after he spent the 2024 season with the Commanders. He spoke about the chip on his shoulder, being an example for younger players, and more. 

One final order of business remained for the Dallas Cowboys and their newly-signed free agents, and that was to assign everyone a new jersey number, some looking quite familiar. 

With two strokes of the pen, the Cowboys have added proven, but still young, veteran talent to help stabilize a depth chart of RBs that needs to find its identity in 2025.

Jack Sanborn and Kenneth Murray Jr., two of the Cowboys' newest defensive players, discussed how they fit into Matt Eberflus' scheme and what they're hoping to accomplish as a unit in 2025. 

The longtime and reliable backup to Dak Prescott has opted to fly the coop in 2025, as the Cowboys prepare for Cooper Rush to depart for the Ravens.