George Pickens is poised for a breakout 2025 season as a mid-tier WR2 in his debut campaign with the Dallas Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys ’ run game looms as one of the most fascinating position groups to watch as training camp continues in Oxnard, and for better or worse, head coach Brian Schottenheimer is no closer to figuring out the depth chart.

It's never good when a veteran starter falls to injury early in training camp, but the Cowboys could see a bright side to Terence Steele's absence.

Boston College defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku had first-round talent, but the Dallas Cowboys landed him at No. 44 overall. He's already proving to be a steal.

To say that Dallas Cowboys defensive end Sam Williams is loving being back on the practice field is an understatement. With the tearing of his ACL at training camp last offseason, it has been a long year for Sam, and now that he’s cleared to practice, he’s been all gas, no brakes in Oxnard.

As he prepares for what he hopes is a bounce back campaign in 2025, one NFL analyst laid out a shocking prediction for Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

If Prescott stays healthy, it's hard to see the Cowboys falling under the eight-win total. They not only went 12-5 in three consecutive seasons prior to 2024, but Prescott has never led them to a losing record when he's played a full year.

Cowboys right tackle Terence Steele missed Thursday's practice while having his right ankle injury evaluated and there's no word on the nature of the injury.

After months of hype, speculation, and roster moves, NFL football is finally back. While fans have soaked in a week’s worth of training camp highlights, for three underrated Cowboys, this stretch means far more: It’s their shot to prove they belong.

OXNARD, Calif. — When the Cowboys unleashed their unique rebuild this offseason — more of a reclamation project, actually — the first-round picks came from all parts of the country to fill the defensive depth chart. They may have been brought in to fill an even bigger void, too.