As the legal tampering period opened on Monday, two Cowboys players are expected to play elsewhere in 2025, while Dallas officially resigned a key special teams player and agreed to terms with another. 

The Cowboys agreed to terms with their first external free agent of 2025, agreeing to terms with former Broncos running back Javonte Williams. 

The Cowboys are in the works of keeping some continuity in the kicking game for Brandon Aubrey by finalizing a contract extension with veteran long snapper Trent Sieg.

Free Agency Tracker | 2025

One of the Cowboys' resident defensive leaders on the field and in the locker room, Jourdan Lewis is departing Dallas to join the Jaguars

Once an undrafted safety of the Cowboys, Markquese Bell has worked his way up to premium roles and, now, a brand new contract. 

The Cowboys have already signed Osa Odighizuwa to a deal before free agency. Could Micah Parsons be next? If so, the Cowboys say that has always been the goal. 

Still soaking in the reality he's been made a cornerstone player by the Cowboys, Osa Odighizuwa now begins looking ahead, including how long he wants to play in the NFL. 

Jourdan Lewis was not only the best nickel corner in the NFL last season, but he's a culture-setter as well, and leads a list of free agency options for the Cowboys.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said on Wednesday that he's more focused on using the draft and the Cowboys' pending free agents to fill roster voids in comparison to going and getting players in the outside free agent market. 

As DeMarvion Overshown recovers from a knee injury that will cost him time in 2025, a peek into free agency might be the prescription for the Cowboys.

One day after pulling the trigger on restructuring CeeDee Lamb's contract, the Cowboys have done the same to Dak Prescott's, and garnered tens of millions in savings.

Zack Martin has announced his retirement and he'll go down as one of the two best linemen to ever play in the NFL, and the Cowboys are going to honor him as such.

Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo spoke glowingly about his former teammate Zack Martin, calling him "about as special of a player as you can find" as Martin retires after 11 seasons in Dallas. 

It was far from an easy decision for Zack Martin, but the perennial All-Pro explained why he is walking into retirement, as the Cowboys wave goodbye to a legend.

The four-year deal awarded to Osa Odighizuwa sets the stage nicely for the Cowboys to add at least one free agent option to the D-line.

Each of the three exclusive rights free agents have been re-signed by the Cowboys, including names like Juanyeh Thomas and Brock Hoffman.

The Cowboys have brought back Brock Hoffman, an exclusive rights free agent to add more depth and versatility to the offensive line in 2025.

When Osa Odighizuwa got the nod as the Cowboys' third-round pick in 2021, he had several goals in mind and, with the signing of his new deal, more are in reach for him.

After Stephen Jones said the Cowboys would be "selectively aggressive" in free agency, they made a move in the right direction to be able to spend, restructring WR CeeDee Lamb's contract to save $20 million for 2025. 

The veteran defensive back and special teams ace is returning to the Cowboys on a one-year deal for new special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen.

One of the calling cards of Matt Eberflus' defenses in the past has been the three-technique, and the Cowboys just signed theirs to an extension in Osa Odighizuwa. Coming off a career year in 2024, the best may be yet to come. 

Getting off to a hot start with in-house free agency, the Cowboys agree to terms with Osa Odighizuwa, a defensive piece that instantly becomes a cornerstone for the franchise.

As the Cowboys try to repair and upgrade a defensive end group that was devastated by injury in 2024, re-signing DeMarcus Lawrence becomes one of several options.

When a player as incomparable as Zack Martin decides to walk into retirement, it can come as a shock, no matter the circumstances — as Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott points out.