Chauncey Golston

Edge pressure sends Washington Commanders' quarterback Jayden Daniels into panic mode, and his rushed thrown to running back Brian Robinson Jr. is intercepted by Dallas Cowboys' defensive end Chauncey Golston.

Chauncey Golston sits down with team reporter Nicole Hutchison to discuss the Cowboys matchup this Sunday vs. Atlanta Falcons.

DE Chauncey Golston shares his thoughts following a 20-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Dallas Cowboys pull off a fake field goal attempt with defensive end Chauncey Golston two-point conversion.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Chauncey Golston contains Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts for a tackle for loss on a designed quarterback run.

Defensive end Chauncey Golston shares his thoughts on Dallas being the underdogs verse the Tampa Bay, the second year under Dan Quinn and more.

Defensive end Chauncey Golston shares his thoughts following a 56-14 win over the Washington Football Team.

The Dallas Cowboys' third blocked punt of the 2021 NFL regular season goes for six as Cowboys linebacker Chauncey Golston recovers Cowboys running back Corey Clement's deflected punt.

Third-round draft pick Chauncey Golston shares his thoughts on his versatility and the importance of learning how to play multiple positions on the field during this rookie mini camp.

On Day 2 of the draft the Cowboys selected defensive end Chauncey Golston with the 84th overall pick. Here's what our draft experts had to say about the decision.

3rd round draft pick DE Chauncey Golston joins the Draft Show following is selection in the 2021 NFL Draft.

DE Chauncey Golston addresses the media following being selected 84th overall by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2021 NFL Draft.

NFL EVP of Football Operations Troy Vincent announces the Dallas Cowboys selection of Iowa Hawkeyes defensive end Chauncey Golston in Round 3 of the 2021 NFL Draft with the No. 84 overall selection (via a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles).

Listen to the exclusive audio of the call from the Cowboys to DE Chauncey Golston, the forth selection by the Cowboys in the 2021 NFL Draft.

The preseason will serve as a key evaluation tool for the Dallas Cowboys as several position battles begin to flesh out who deserves a spot on the team's final roster for 2024.

For three years, Chauncey Golston has played both defensive end and tackle. While his position remains unclear, the Cowboys lost two players each at those spots, opening the door for Golston.

Mazi Smith will now be looked upon to carry the load for the Dallas Cowboys on the interior of their defensive line, but will they look for reinforcements in the 2024 NFL Draft?

Johnathan Hankins is slated to hit free agency, and that puts the Dallas Cowboys in a precarious position, but it's one where they can make a gargantuan splash.

Johnathan Hankins has been a breath of fresh air on the interior of the Dallas Cowboys' defensive line, but expiring contracts on several impact players create a dilemma.

The Cowboys drafted a DT in the first round for the first time in over 30 years. But the addition of Mazi Smith only adds depth in the middle., 

Chauncey Golston gave the Cowboys quality depth in the pass rusher department in 2022 and could be poised to fill that role yet again in 2023.

Players with position flex are always coveted, especially on defense. But this year, Chauncey Golston sounds like he's preparing to have a much bigger role – literally.

The Cowboys have already made a couple significant changes on the defensive line this offseason, and the NFL Draft could provide opportunity for more help up front.

The Cowboys have 13 number changes as they prepare for their 2022 offseason program.

Besides reigning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Micah Parsons, here are five more second-year on the Cowboys roster who could have a larger role for the Cowboys in 2022.

The Cowboys don't want to lose any of their veteran defensive ends, but in the case that one or two, and maybe even three of their veteran rushers are gone, who is going to fill the void in 2022?

As attention turns toward the 2022 NFL Draft, how did the Cowboys' full, 11-man 2021 draft class fare in its first season?

When the Cowboys traded back in the draft and still got Micah Parsons, they picked up an extra third-round pick. That turned out to be Chauncey Golston, who had his best game of his young career.

Amari Cooper, DeMarcus Lawrence and a few more Cowboys players won't be taking part in Thursday's first training camp practice.

It feels fitting that Chauncey Golston hails from the Motor City, because it might be his relentless hustle that helps him make an impact as a rookie.

With veterans all along the Cowboys' defensive line, Chauncey Golston's goal is to be as versatile as possible as he seeks to find his place in the picture.

The Cowboys stayed with defense, taking the fourth player on that side of the ball, adding a versatile defender from the Big Ten.