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Each week we ask you the readers to give your opinion on five questions surrounding the Dallas Cowboys. Cast your vote on each question and leave your opinions in the comment section.
Now that the 2025 NFL schedule has officially been released, it’s time to hear from Cowboys Nation. How many wins do you think the Dallas Cowboys will rack up this season? With key matchups laid out and primetime games locked in, there’s plenty of speculation flying around. Facing the Philadelphia Eagles on opening night, and again during the tight stretch of games over Thanksgiving sees a tough run of games. But facing teams like Chicago, Green Bay and Denver early in the season is a touch of fortune given they won’t be played in the heart of winter. Are you feeling optimistic about a deep playoff push, or cautious given the tough stretches ahead? Vote below, the drop your pre-training camp predictions in the comments.
As yet, there is very little news on a contact extension for Micah Parsons. The Cowboys so far have had an intriguing and very positive offseason, but the big question now is whether star linebacker Micah Parsons will secure a contract extension before the season kicks off. Parsons, entering the fifth and final year of his rookie deal, has expressed a strong desire to remain with the Cowboys long-term. Negotiations have been sporadic, with reports indicating that Parsons is seeking a record-breaking extension that could make him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. While other reports have stated he wants a “team-friendly deal”. Despite some public disputes and the complexities of salary cap management, both Parsons and the Cowboys’ front office have shown interest in reaching an agreement. A place where major deals have been secured in the past is in Oxnard. Perhaps the same will happen again this year. Or maybe we see a Dak situation again that came right down to the wire.
He was the highlight draft moment back in 2023, All-American honors and is one of just two Big-12 players to ever register 3,600 rushing yards and 1,250 receiving yards in a career while at Kansas State. Since then, Deuce Vaughn has been an enigma. He’s a big fan favorite and Cowboys Nation routinely back him up, but since joining Dallas his career has been lackluster. Only 110 rush yards for an average of 2.8 yards per carry and has yet to score a touchdown. The forecast was always he would be a special teams ace, but KaVontae Turpin holds that role securely, so the question becomes what to do with him. Does he make the final cut this year, or is he on the verge...
