John Williams
When it comes to the offseason and the Dallas Cowboys it doesn’t really stop. It’s one thing after another. Free agent signings, trades, draft rumors, and contract extensions. Less than a week after getting DeMarcus Lawrence signed to a five-year $105 million deal, the front office sets its sites on Quarterback Dak Prescott. This week Stephen …
Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett is heading into his ninth NFL Draft as head coach of America’s Team. Garrett doesn’t necessarily get all the credit for the draft as there are scouts and front office personnel who put in lots of time and effort on the prospects that are selected on draft weekend. With that …
Every offseason, every team turns over a portion of their roster through free agency and the draft. The Dallas Cowboys have already experienced some of that turnover as they said good-bye to players that had been on the roster for years in Terrance Williams and Cole Beasley. David Irving was allowed to walk into free agency. …
With only 16 days to go until the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, a plethora of information will be coming at you as teams and analysts try to sort out just what will happen as the draft plays out. By this point in the draft process, typically the first overall pick is fairly settled, …
Per multiple reports, including one from Dallas Cowboys ESPN Insider Todd Archer, The Dallas Cowboys and All-Pro Defensive End DeMarcus Lawrence have agreed to a new five year contract. https://twitter.com/toddarcher/status/1114300954252328960?s=21 Per Archer’s reports the new contract will be for five years and $105 million. After weeks of negotiating and reports that Lawrence was looking for $23 …
The NFL Draft is now 20 days away. Amazing to think that we’ve already reached this point in the offseason. I don’t know about you, but seems like only yesterday that the book was closed on the 2018 season. We’ll be to the regular season in no time. Or maybe, I’m just getting old. Over the …
In Running Back Ezekiel Elliott, the Dallas Cowboys have found one of the elite players at his position. Since making him the fourth overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, Elliott has won the NFL’s rushing title twice and has averaged more than 100 yards per game on the ground through the first 40 games of …
Though they may not have been the moves that many in Cowboys Nation were hoping for heading into the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys were very active after the initial free agent spending spree the first week of free agency. While several teams paid a ton of money to during the initial stages, the Cowboys took a …
The Dallas Cowboys will begin gearing up for their pre-draft visits including Dallas Day, their “national 30 visits,” and will make visits to college campuses for pro-days over the next few weeks. The Dallas Cowboys have already begun meeting with players and attending pro-days. Last week, Cowboys coaches and scouts were in Houston visiting the Cougars’ pro-day. …
There were a plethora of opportunities for the Dallas Cowboys to attack the free agent safety market to upgrade a position that had its struggles in 2018. They didn’t do anything of consequence, signing journeyman George Iloka to a very friendly one year deal to compete with Jeff Heath for snaps at the traditional strong safety …
As free agency approached, the idea that the Dallas Cowboys would make a splash in the free agency pool grew to a boiling point. Most notably, Earl Thomas felt like a virtual lock in free agency as he and the Cowboys flirted with each other several times over the last year. The Dallas Cowboys called off …
The 2019 NFL Draft is the next step in the Dallas Cowboys roster building and they are getting ready to have a bunch of players in their building over the next month. Between pre-draft visits, the Dallas Days, and the National 30 visits, the Cowboys front office and coaching staff will be busy getting to know …
As the Dallas Cowboys near the draft, the list of players that will visit The Star in Frisco, Texas will begin to come together. A new name can be added to the list in the form of Missouri Wide Receiver Emanuel Hall. According to Bobby Belt, Hall is slated to be one of the Dallas Cowboys …
When the offseason began after the Dallas Cowboys fell to the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional round of the playoffs, it was clear that they were a team on the rise, but had several areas they needed to address as free agency and the draft approached. The team had holes or depth issues at safety, …
Last week we took a gander at one potential scenario that could come to pass during the 2019 NFL Draft for the Dallas Cowboys. It involved trades, and we explored the idea that trading back is probably the best course of action for the Dallas Cowboys unless there is a player that they love that is …
In a span of a week, the Dallas Cowboys have solidified their wide receiver group with the resigning of Tavon Austin to a one year deal and the signing of former Green Bay Packers Wide Receiver Randall Cobb. Despite the loss of Cole Beasley, the Cowboys have a created a really good group of receivers for …
As the Dallas Cowboys continue the process of building a roster capable of taking them back to the playoffs, and hopefully to a Super Bowl, this next season, they’re bringing in another safety to try and strengthen their top 10 defense. This time it’s free agent safety George Iloka, formerly of the Minnesota Vikings. Per NFL …
The 2019 NFL Draft is light on a lot of the offensive skill position players at the top of the draft. There are a couple of wide receivers that are making noise in the first round, but I’m surprised to see that Iowa State Cyclones Wide Receiver Hakeem Butler isn’t one of them. Is he a …
It’s a debate that has raged on social media for some time now and it likely won’t slow down as the offseason progresses and the Dallas Cowboys begin to hand out massive contracts to their top players. Pay Ezekiel Elliott? Pay Byron Jones? If you could only pay one, which would you pay? This week fellow …
Though we’re still in the midst of the free agency frenzy that took hold this week, the Dallas Cowboys are continuing the grind toward the end of April as they look forward to the most important aspect of roster building for their franchise, the NFL Draft. As we know by now, the Dallas Cowboys prefer to …
With the signing of Defensive Tackle Christian Covington from the Houston Texans, the Dallas Cowboys finally stepped into free agency to sign a player that wasn’t in their 2018 roster. Though the Cowboys had been connected to several free agents, Covington was the first to actually sign in the dotted line. So far this offseason, the …