Despite a weak 7-9-1 record, America’s Team saw some hefty statistical performances in the 2025 campaign. Multiple Cowboys stars emerged with lofty numbers, and as we head into a new season, their ability to replicate that production is critically important.
Specifically on the offensive side of the ball, Dallas’s top weapons played at an elite level; the overall results were just dimmed because of a historically bad defense.
In 2026, however, that D is new and improved, both in coaching and in personnel.
If these studs on offense can match or exceed their 2025 numbers, Cowboys fans will be in...
We continue scouting the 2026 NFL Draft class of the Dallas Cowboys by looking at the undrafted free agent class. Today we are looking at running back Dominic Richardson from Tulsa.
RB
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Senior
3-star rating
6’0”
207 lbs
Richardson’s recruitment had an unusual twist. He originally signed with TCU, but after TCU added more running backs, including five-star Zach Evans, he was granted a release and reopened his recruitment. Oklahoma State added him to its 2020 class in July.
In his first college season at Oklahoma State, Richardson played in seven games...
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Every year, fans are excited about the new crop of players their team has added. It offers new hope for the upcoming season. And every year around this time, we start to repeat those patented words about how final roster cuts are going to be difficult. That’s the song we sing over and over every new season, so it should come as no surprise that we’re singing it again this year. But this time, we really mean it!
The Dallas Cowboys have been aggressive this offseason, and because of that, there’s some evidence suggesting that this year’s claim actually holds...
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With the contract conundrum of Brandon Aubrey behind the Cowboys, they should feel relief.
When a team endlessly finds itself in headlines, it typically means one of two things: They are a complete disaster or a rousing success. But if you’re the Dallas Cowboys, you’re always the talk of the town, even if you hover in mediocrity, as America’s team has recently. The bulk of that media attention has come from contract disputes with high-level players like Micah Parsons and...
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Tyler Guyton’s time as the starting left tackle for the Dallas Cowboys is ticking away, but I’m not ready to hit the panic button just yet.
I understand why Cowboys fans are uneasy. Left tackle is not some throwaway spot where you can shrug your shoulders and say, “Well, maybe he figures it out later.” That’s Dak Prescott’s blindside, and if that side is shaky, the whole offense suffers.
I also think we have to be straight with ourselves about what Tyler Guyton has been dealing with.
This hasn’t been a smooth and simple development path. [Guyton came into the...
The Cowboys drafted seven new players a few weeks ago, and they’ll all go into training camp with varying chances of making the 2026 roster. One with a great shot is former Florida cornerback Devin Moore. The first rookie in our rundown series, Moore joins Dallas’ CB room at a time of significant change and great opportunity.
Years in NFL: 0
Acquired by: 2026 4th-round pick
Moore has the profile of a classic Cowboys pick: prototypical measurables and high perceived upside, but with limited college production due to injuries. At 6’3” and around 200 lbs., Moore has the...
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With the 2026 NFL schedule newly released, what better time to release a way too early 53-man roster prediction for the 2026 Dallas Cowboys.
We will break this series up into two parts. First, we will start with the offense. Unlike the defensive side of the ball, a lot of the names projected to make the Cowboys 53-man roster are very familiar names. Let’s take a deep dive into an early projection on what the Cowboys offense could look like in 2026.
One of the few positions that could...
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With free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft now well behind us, we’ve officially entered the lull of the offseason. There will be voluntary and mandatory workouts, but until training camp gets underway things could be rather boring around Cowboys Nation. Because of that, we thought we’d try to liven things up by sharing some of our bold predictions for the Dallas Cowboys this season.
Despite having the fourth-toughest strength of schedule this year, we predict the Cowboys end their two-year playoff drought and finish with a 11-6 regular-season record. We have them losing to...
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The last time the Dallas Cowboys took home performance-based awards was at the 2017 NFL Honors, where Dak Prescott won Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Jason Garrett was crowned Coach of the Year.
Time flies when you’re failing to make the NFC Championship game, I suppose.
Anyway, it has been quite some time since Dallas won some hardware for on-field performance, and while that’s not always an indicator of success, it very likely means you at least made the postseason; that’s also something the Cowboys haven’t done in a bit.
Is this the year that they get back to...
From having one of the toughest strength of schedule rankings, to the amount of miles they’ll have to travel this season, the Dallas Cowboys have a brutal schedule ahead of them in 2026. There’s a lot of optimism the Cowboys could be potential Super Bowl contenders this year, but to reach that goal they are going to have to win multiple games in hostile territory this season.
It’s no secret the Cowboys have been much more successful playing in front of their fans at home at AT&T Stadium over the past several years, but less so when they have to...
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The 2026 Dallas Cowboys schedule is here and now we can all begin to plan our lives. Such is life when you are this committed to your favorite football team.
Something we put together once the schedule comes out are wallpapers so that you can have it with you on the device that you choose. We have done so again this year, and here is what you need to know.
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The Dallas Cowboys’ 2026 schedule looks tough, but I’m not buying the idea that Dallas is walking into this thing with a quarterback problem.
Matter of fact, I see it the other way around.
Dak Prescott gives the Cowboys the quarterback edge in most of their 2026 games, and that matters more than some folks want to admit.
I’m not talking about highlight clips, rushing yards, media hype, or whatever name gets the loudest praise on Monday morning TV. I’m talking about quarterback play when the game gets sideways.
When the run game stalls, the pocket gets muddy, and somebody...