It was a fairly active free agency, but the new-look Cowboys' coaching staff still enters the 2025 NFL Draft with a lot of needs to attack.

It’s been quite an unfriendly ride for Damone Clark after an emotionally charged rookies season, but he’s about to get his best chance yet to prove himself.

Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders join a room of running backs in Dallas that is both thin and unsettled going into the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Cowboys still have decisions to make.

As good as Parsons is, will re-signing him as the top defensive player in the NFL keep the Cowboys from being able to improve the roster? Would trading him for multiple picks along with saving the high cap number actually be a viable option?

When it comes to two of the best players to ever suit up for the Cowboys, and in the NFL, there's only way logical way to immortalize both: at the same time. 

If pick 12 comes around and Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is there, how do you pass on him? A lot of people say the Cowboys don’t need a tight end, but he’s a stud who can immediately improve the run game, the passing game and the red zone. Even though Dallas seems set at the position, he'd be the No. 1 tight end on the roster. 

There's good news on the Dak Prescott injury front, but that doesn't mean the battle for QB2 is any less important — especially after the Cowboys traded to acquire one in 2025.

The last time Malik Davis was given an opportunity to show what he could do for the Cowboys, he flashed potential; and the unsettled RB depth chart means a new chance has arrived.

Faced with three obvious possibilities when they go on the clock in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cowboys are already weighing which direction they'll likely take.

Micah Parsons joins Dak Prescott and a list of other Cowboys' players who are filing in to hit the ground running for Brian Schottenheimer and the new-look coaching staff.

It's one thing to be the Cowboys' first defensive lineman picked in the first round since Russell Maryland, but it's another thing to prep for a third coordinator in just three years.

I was surprised to hear Brian Schottenheimer talk about building the team from the outside in, focusing on those players who are on the ends or edge. I’ve always heard championship teams are built from the inside out, focusing first on the offensive and defensive lines. Am I missing something? What do you think of this approach?

Trevon Diggs headlines notable major injuries at cornerback in Dallas, and though they acquired a possible starter via trade, things are wildly unsettled ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. 

An offseason of promise turned disastrous for Sam Williams in 2024, and considering the latest changes on the D-line, the Cowboys know he's licking his chops for 2025.

Is there one position group that’s in good shape heading into the draft? Seems like there are pressing needs or question marks everywhere. Scary.

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.

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.  

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.

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.

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.