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In the last decade alone, the Dallas Cowboys have rolled the dice by drafting players with pre-existing injuries. To be fair, they aren’t the only team to do this. But in the past decade alone, Dallas …
If the Dallas Cowboys front office does something well, it has been drafting talent in the first round and hitting a home run most of the time. Mainly on the offensive line, and just like they did from 2011 through 2014 when they drafted Tyron Smith, Zach Martin and Travis Frederick, we have seen them try …
While it seems the defensive line and the linebacker units have solidified the Dallas Cowboys’ defensive front seven, there is a concern in the defensive backfield. Namely, as of this writing, the cornerbacks resemble more of a roll call from a MASH unit’s sick list than a defensive unit. Four of the top five corners are …
The Dallas Cowboys have a proud history of turning undrafted free agents (UDFAs) into meaningful contributors. From Tony Romo to Markquese Bell, the team has shown that overlooked talent can become critical to its success. As the Cowboys prepare for the 2025 NFL season, several new UDFAs are already catching the eyes of coaches and analysts …
The latest injury update on Cowboys’ linebacker DeMarvion Overshown has Agent 0 on pace for a mid-season return. That puts a lot of pressure on the remaining eight linebackers on the depth chart. Yes, we know, Micah Parson is technically a linebacker, but he’s more of a defensive end in Dallas’ scheme. Which will beg the …
In the competitive NFL world, the draft often overshadows the impactful players who go undrafted but still carve out meaningful careers. One such story emerging from the 2025 NFL Draft is that of Tyler Neville, a tight end from the University of Virginia, who signed with the Dallas Cowboys as an undrafted free agent (UDFA). Despite …
The Dallas Cowboys’ decision in the second round to draft another edge player in Donavan Ezeiruaku overshadowed an immediate challenge for defensive tackle Mazi Smith. While many heralded the pick as a steal for Dallas, the fact is he will probably start the year no higher than fourth on the depth chart at defensive end. Fifth …
With the 2025 NFL Draft behind us, one clear weakness needs fixing in Dallas: the Cowboys wide receiver room. The front office pulled off the same draft surprise as they did in 2024. In both classes, Dallas walked into the draft with wide receiver and running back last year at the top of their lists, just …
Over the past few seasons, the Dallas Cowboys’ linebacker corps has been riddled with injuries and inconsistency. Key players have missed time, rotational depth has been tested, and the unit has struggled at times to match the high standard set by other parts of the defense. However, entering the 2025 season, the tide may finally be …
The Dallas Cowboys, aiming to upgrade their weapons on offense, might find an ideal candidate in the AFC South. Twitter/X user OutlawCowboyNFL suggested yesterday that the Cowboys reach out to the Indianapolis Colts for one of their wide receivers. Known for his exceptional ability to stretch the field, WR Alec Pierce could provide the vertical threat …
One thing is clear coming out of the 2025 Dallas Cowboys rookie class: the running back battle is on. Dallas struggled through this past season at the position after failing to draft a running back in the 2024 class. Deuce Vaughn was a non-factor, the Ezekiel Elliott reunion fell flat, and while Rico Dowdle showed real …
The Dallas Cowboys’ 2025 draft class has officially been welcomed to the team with the unveiling of their jersey numbers. As these nine rookies gear up for rookie minicamp and the upcoming season, fans now have their first visual cue to begin imagining what this talented group could look like on Sundays. Here’s a breakdown of …
With the first round selection of guard Tyler Booker in last week’s draft, along with Ajani Cornelius in the sixth round, the Dallas Cowboys have 15 players on the offensive line on the roster. Unless the game plan is to start eight of them along with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and a running back, that number …
In one year, the Dallas Cowboys defensive line corps has seen more roster turnover than any other position group. Dallas has added ten defensive linemen to the roster dating back to the 2024 NFL Draft. With 14 players in total there, new additions make up over 70% of the defensive line room. That is rare for …
With the NFL draft now over things are about to heat up for the Dallas Cowboys offseason. They have already started cutting a few players to make some room including Malik Davis. Over the next month, each team may hold a rookie football development program for a period of seven weeks, which in 2025 may begin …
The Dallas Cowboys currently have just two reliable receivers for Dak Prescott to throw the ball to this fall. After receiver CeeDee Lamb and tight end Jake Ferguson on the depth chart, there are a lot of question marks. The Cowboys chose to ignore filling the WR2 slot on the depth chart last week. Despite Jerry …
After the first-round selection of offensive lineman Tyler Booker in last week’s draft, conventional wisdom had the Dallas Cowboys focusing on the run game in 2025. That might have been true had Dallas bothered to follow that pick up with a three-down running back in either of the next two rounds. Instead, the Cowboys selected another …
The Dallas Cowboys made a high-impact move for an enforcer in the 2025 NFL Draft by selecting Tyler Booker, the rugged offensive lineman from Alabama, with the 12th overall pick. Zack Martin’s retirement left Dallas needing a tone-setter on the interior offensive line, and Booker fits that mold perfectly. He will be backed by a revamped …
If there was one position room, on the offensive side of the ball at least, that the Dallas Cowboys improved in the draft, it was the quarterback room. And they didn’t even spend a draft pick, or sign a free agent post-draft, to do it. And here you guys keep saying I never write anything positive …
After fumbling, stumbling, bumbling, and reaching their way through the first two days of the NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys got one thing right on the third and final day. They didn’t draft a tight end. After an overall middle-grade draft, we’ll take whatever victories we can get. See, Ron, I can write something positive about …
With glaring needs at starting running back and starting wide receiver, the Dallas Cowboys did what they always do. They fumbled the draft. For the third straight year. One night after reaching for Tyler Booker with the 12th overall pick, Jerry Jones decided to double-down. In the second round, he drafted another edge player. That made …
