For the second straight year, the Cowboys will face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a primetime matchup to open the season. Last season, Dallas nearly took down the defending Super Bowl champions.
After the Cowboys released Chris Naggar on May 13, it left undrafted free agent Jonathan Garibay as the only kicker on their roster. With no competition, it seemed inevitable that Garibay would
1. WR CeeDee Lamb No Amari Cooper or Cedrick Wilson means good things for Lamb in fantasy football. This season, Lamb is projected to receive 20 percent of the Cowboys’ targets and
Some of Dallas’ rookies will be day-one starters. Others will be backups, either worked into the rotation or riding the bench for depth. Either way, all will be expected to contribute in
The Cowboys have a lot of promise in their wide receiver room. CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup are still young with much potential, Jalen Tolbert is an exciting rookie and James Washington
Quarterback: Cowboys Do you need a paragraph to explain why Dak Prescott is better than Daniel Jones? You don’t, next position. Running Back: Cowboys Whether Saquon Barkley is better than Ezekiel Elliott
When Tony Romo fractured his back before the 2016 season, Dak Prescott got thrown into the fire. He was never supposed to be the starter but made the most of his opportunity.
On Thursday, FIFA revealed the Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium as one of 16 venues for the 2026 World Cup. It’s unclear how many matches will be held there, but with it being one
Quarterback: Cowboys The Dak Prescott vs. Carson Wentz debate was settled long ago, with the former coming out on top. Prescott is a top-10 quarterback with a better skill set, while Wentz
Marion Barber was “Beast Mode” before Marshawn Lynch came along. Nicknamed “Marion the Barbarian” for his hard-nosed, physical and aggressive running style, Barber had a productive career for the Cowboys in a
As the offseason ages, a few Cowboys will be fighting to keep their starting positions. This may be because there’s an exciting rookie behind them, lots of talent at their position, or
Heading into the 2022 season, the Dallas Cowboys’ biggest threat to a repeat NFC East title are the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s easy to see why, too. The Eagles made the playoffs last
Despite a disaster of an offseason, the Cowboys still have much premium talent on both sides of the ball. A couple can be argued as the best players at their position in
Even though the game quality is up for debate, the reveal of Madden ratings every year gets plenty of traction. The newest Madden, Madden NFL 23, will be released on August 19.
It may be tough to have expectations as a Cowboys fan, but you have to set some kind of standard, right? Will Dak Prescott have another stellar regular season? Will Ezekiel Elliott
Arguably the most prominent move Dallas made this offseason was trading wide receiver Amari Cooper, its WR1 in the past three-and-a-half seasons, to the Cleveland browns for just a fifth-round pick (plus
It may not seem like it given Dallas’ terrible offseason, but there is still much talent on the roster. Both sides of the ball have premium talent, including some of the best
Defensive tackle will be a hotly contested position for Dallas as we get closer to training camp. While being one of the weaker groups on the team, there will be several guys
There are many things that Cowboys fans clamor for. But if there’s one thing they gripe about more than most, it’s Dallas’ use of its running backs. Ezekiel Elliott is currently the
This season, the Cowboys will face many teams with top-tier talent. Dallas will face elite quarterbacks, monsters on the front seven and lethal skill players. Some of those players present a great
Some teams have a gaping hole or a never-ending carousel at quarterback. Luckily for the Cowboys, they are not one of those teams. Dak Prescott enters his seventh season in 2022 and