It’s looking more and more like the Cowboys won’t draft Ashton Jeanty at pick No. 12, even if he is still available. However, I believe that is a mistake. Why would Dallas pass on a generational talent at a “devalued” position like running back just to take a good prospect at a “more valued” position? I think they should take the very special player in Jeanty if they have the chance.

The restructuring of Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb’s contracts opened up a lot of salary cap space. Any Micah Parson deal would free up even more space. What good is all this cap space if they’re not bringing in top-tier talent? Seems as though kicking dead money down the road will be a bigger headache. Why restructure these contracts if they weren’t going to spend the money?

Appropriately nicknamed "Seat Belt", Caelen Carson will need to buckle up and lock in for what the Cowboys will require of him in his second year in the NFL.

As DeMarvion Overshown continues to recover from injury and despite the addition of two veterans in free agency, the stage is set for Marist Liufau to possibly break out in 2025.

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? 

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

Having spent the 2024 season proving what he could truly do as an NFL pass rusher, Dante Fowler waves goodbye to Dan Quinn and hello to a reunion with the Cowboys. 

The former first-round pick isn't being coy about his intentions for the 2025 season after the Cowboys traded with the Bills to acquire him in free agency.

It's a one-year deal that brings the former Eagles' Pro Bowl running back to the Cowboys to join Javonte Williams, as Brian Schottenheimer rebuilds his RB depth chart. 

I know that injuries are a part of the game, but we can't seem to keep our young, drafted linebackers healthy. So am I crazy to say fill those linebacker spots with proven free agents and use the draft on other positions of need?

The Cowboys are keeping another one of their defenders in the fold, as the team agreed to terms with safety Israel Mukuamu on a one-year deal Thursday evening. 

Having struck two deals early in 2025 NFL free agency to acquire talent via trade, the Cowboys now have an updated order of picks heading into the draft this coming April.

Looking at the list of wide receivers who are or have been on the market either as free agents or trade candidates, the first thing that comes to mind is this is a list of perennial Pro Bowlers, MVP candidates and No. 1 receivers. With the exceptions of Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb and A.J. Brown, this is a list of the top receivers in the NFL. What is this saying? Is it simply about salary cap? 

The once undrafted running back worked his way into a career season for the Cowboys in 2024, but a recent addition to the roster now sees Rico Dowdle heading to Carolina.

One of the longtime heartbeats of the Cowboys' defense, DeMarcus Lawrence will put on a different NFL uniform for the first time in 2025 — set to join the Seahawks.