In this week's Mick Shots, Mickey Spagnola looks at how depth options could play a part on who to pick at No. 12. Plus, a closer look at Joe Milton's lone NFL game, sleeping on the corner, a Happy Birthday and more!

The Cowboys agreed to terms on a one-year deal with offensive guard Saahdiq Charles on Wednesday, as Charles returns to the NFL after retiring in 2024 due to personal reasons.  

Acquired via trade in 2024, Jonathan Mingo couldn't hit the ground running with a backup quarterback at the Cowboys' helm, but that also means things could look way up for him in 2025.

The Cowboys are returning all five safeties from the 2024 roster in 2025 after bringing back Markquese Bell, Juanyeh Thomas and Israel Mukuamu on extensions. Now the question is, do they add?

For the first time in franchise history, the Cowboys will allow a player to wear the No. 0 and, as fate would have it, the honor goes to DeMarvion Overshown.  

Ohio State offensive lineman Donovan Jackson has mostly played guard throughout his career. But after filling in for Josh Simmons and the Buckeyes at left tackle, he's shown he can fit anywhere up front for an offense. 

DeMarvion Overshown must overcome another major injury; and Damone Clark must prove himself in a pivotal season as Marist Liufau and others prep to do the same.

Compared to DeMarcus Lawrence since he was drafted, defensive end Marshawn Kneeland now gets the chance to shine even brighter in his second year as he'll compete for a starting spot.

With 17 days to go until the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, who do draft analysts have the Cowboys taking with the 12th overall pick?

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, Joe Milton joins the Cowboys hoping to become the latest in a long line of backup quarterbacks who went on to have standout careers in Dallas.

The young, budding superstar linebacker of the Dallas Cowboys isn't thinking about 2026, and that's because DeMarvion Overshown plans to return and do big things in 2025.

New Cowboys QB Joe Milton III is playing for the team that his family grew up loving. He opened up on the move to Dallas, playing alongside Dak Prescott, and revealed how far he can throw a football 

Zack Martin has officially retired from the NFL and as he gets ready for the Hall of Fame, Brock Hoffman prepares to try and fill his shoes — at least that's the plan right now.

NFL Draft prospects will make their way through The Star in Frisco this week for the Cowboys' pre-draft 30-visits and Dallas Day, giving the organization a chance to get to know collegiate players better before the draft in less than three weeks. 

The Cowboys have found the young quarterback they've been looking for, acquiring Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots alongside a seventh-round pick in exchange for a fifth-round selection. 

The hysteria over contracts is cranking up again, writes Mickey Spagnola in his weekly Mick Shots, with the negotiation of an extension for Micah Parsons now front and center. Plus, a check-in with head coach Brian Schottenheimer from the NFL meetings and more.

This week at the annual league meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, NFL owners voted on various proposals and rule changes. Here are some of the new wrinkles coming to the NFL in 2025 and how they affect the Cowboys. 

When the Cowboys opted to wisely retain Juanyeh Thomas this offseason, they did it knowing what he might become for them as early as 2025, and certainly beyond. 

Make sure you're ready for the draft with the OFFICIAL 2025 Dallas Cowboys Star Magazine Draft Guide.

The Cowboys brass has an important 2025 NFL Draft in front of them. Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and Brian Schottenheimer weighed in on where they feel depth lies in the class. 

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones says he's agreed to most contract extension details with pass rusher Micah Parsons, but there's still work to be done before anything is finished. 

While the WR position will likely get more additions, it's a big year for Jalen Brooks, who now has two years of experience and has shown the ability to be a possession receiver and a down-field threat.  

With the NFL draft just over three weeks away, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer spoke about the free agency additions Dallas has made, what they're looking for with the 12th overall pick and more. 

As the Cowboys venture into year one of the Brian Schottenheimer era, COO and co-owner Stephen Jones says the team is looking to add an "explosive" second wide receiver to compliment CeeDee Lamb. 

Not since the pre-Cooper Rush days has the battle at QB2 been so wide open in Dallas, and Will Grier is in a unique position to take the early lead behind Dak Prescott.