Over the NFL’s 106-year history, there aren’t many teams like the Dallas Cowboys, who certainly have emerged as a global superpower in the sporting landscape. But with this fame comes the constant hate and scrutiny,

The Dallas Cowboys find themselves in an empty but familiar situation after going 7-9 and missing the playoffs this season. While they have a decent amount of offensive talent, they need more reinforcements, especially on the defensive side of the football.

The Dallas Cowboys could improve their ground game in 2026 by landing a free-agent running back who spent five years with the franchise.

Aubrey enters the offseason as a restricted free agent. While the team still has some degree of player control, the soon-to-be 31-year-old kicker holds significant leverage in contract negotiations, with the potential to reset the market for his position after three consecutive Pro Bowl selections.

Despite failing to reach the NFL Playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys still had one of the most potent offenses in the entire league during the 2025 regular season.   One of the key drivers of Dallas’ high-powered offense was the combination and duo of George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb at the wide receiver position.

A couple of moves could put the Dallas Cowboys back in position to compete for a Lombardi Trophy.

Well, the Cowboys haven't gotten much out of tight end Luke Schoonmaker since drafting him in 2023. ... and that nasty word "bust'' might be in play. Granted, he was drafted more for his blocking prowess than receiving ability, but even Schoonmaker's blocking isn't enough anymore. Others have overtaken him.