Analyzing the Cowboys’ offensive roster: WR, RB, OL should be draft targets
When we broke down the Dallas Cowboys’ defense a couple of weeks ago in the aftermath of the bulk of free agency, it was apparent how much the notable moves — additions, subtractions, retentions — favored defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’ side of the ball.
Cowboys seven-round 2025 NFL mock draft: Dallas ends up with new WR2 and backup QB, Day 3 RB
It's officially April, which means we're mere weeks away from the 2025 NFL Draft. The Dallas Cowboys were much more active in free agency this year than they were in 2025, but many of the needs they entered the offseason with still remain.
Last week, we analyzed fits for Tier 1 free agents with the Dallas Cowboys. It was an ambitious exercise, given the Cowboys’ reluctance to pursue such players in recent history. But after ...
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Cowboys free agency: 5 targets who would be a ‘splash’ signing that are still availableT he Dallas Cowboys have done more in the first week of free agency than what Cowboys fans are used to. But will they go even further? Dallas has money to play with from restructu ...
The Buffalo Bills have two quality linebackers already on their roster that they are trusting to stay healthy throughout the ...
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer (left) listens as owner and general manager Jerry Jones talks during a press conference where the team formally introduced Schottenheimer as the 10th ...
The Dallas Cowboys entered free agency with several key positions that needed attention. The team so far has opted for short-term deals to address these needs, signing notable players such as ...
Here are some names that could intrigue the Cowboys in free agency: The market is flooded ... Locket fits the bill as a target. Acquiring Greenlaw would take more of a financial commitment ...
The Cowboys know they are underestimating the free agent market, but just aren't willing to change their ways.
Brian Schottenheimer could fill a void on the Dallas Cowboys roster and reunite with a former player at the same time.
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Cowboys $116M receiver returns to NFC South roots in free agencyBrandin Cooks will head back to where his NFL career started. The WR will sign with the Saints on a 2-year, $13M deal.
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