The Micah Parsons trade was always going to punch Dallas Cowboys fans in the mouth, it hurt, but was necessary.

You don’t trade a player like Micah and expect everybody to just sit there quiet. He was the face of the defense, the pass rush, the chaos. He was the one player offenses had to find before every snap or risk unrelenting pressure.

So when the Cowboys sent him to Green Bay, the reaction was exactly what you’d expect.

Just like anything, the Cowboys fans were split, some hated the move while others knew it was time to move on....

There is no denying that the Dallas Cowboys improved their defense this offseason. With how bad the 2025 unit was, the bar wasn’t very high, but Dallas’ defense looks much better on paper at this point than it did in May of 2025.

That isn’t to say the Cowboys’ defense is a finished product; far from it if we are being honest. There are still multiple positions where Dallas could use additional depth, and adding another pass rusher, cornerback, or inside linebacker seems most likely.

There aren’t tons of free agents still available that could make a sizable immediate impact,...

This was already a hot topic of conversation for many weeks, but now that he has been granted his release because the Colts could not find a trade for him, the Dallas Cowboys should be the first on the phone for Kenny Moore.

Back in April, Moore asked for a trade, but the team was unable to find one that would work for both sides.

Moore asked for and was granted his release from the Colts on Thursday, the team announced.

By releasing Moore, the Colts will save $7.06 million against the cap with a $6.05 million dead cap charge....

ESPN points out a key question surrounding Cowboys roster and it sets them up to make a big move before training camp – Evan Winter, A to Z Sports

What is the biggest hole remaining on the Cowboys roster?

The Dallas Cowboys have done a very good job of positioning themselves as playoff contenders after a solid offseason.

The Cowboys used the offseason to revamp what was one of the NFL’s worst units in 2025 under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker. Based on what we know from the Philadelphia Eagles, Parker’s defense is likely to involve...

It felt like a shocker in the moment. During the 2026 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys made two trades in the first round.

The first of these was shocking in a joyful sense as they moved up to select Caleb Downs, and it all happened thanks to the Miami Dolphins being willing to do business with America’s Team. The Cowboys sent Miami their two fifth-round compensatory picks to move up one spot (from 12 to 11), and if you are the Dolphins you take that kind of deal because the Cowboys are of little consequence to you. They are a...

The Dallas Cowboys have had a great offseason. Could the selection of Caleb Downs be doing a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to the optimism around the team? Very well could be. Tied in to the optimism around Downs and what he can be as a rookie is Christian Parker coming in as the defensive coordinator.

Despite having a historically bad defense just four months ago, the Cowboys have turned the page very quickly, with their sights set on a new season full of rising outside expectations. As of right now, Dallas’ roster looks pretty set in...

We continue scouting the 2026 NFL Draft class for the Dallas Cowboys by looking at the undrafted free agent class. Today we are looking at wide receiver Camden Brown from Georgia Southern.

Camden Brown

WR
Georgia Southern Eagles
Senior
3-star rating
6’2”
200 lbs

History

In 2022, Brown cracked the rotation at Auburn and flashed some ability in limited volume. He had two catches for eight yards versus Missouri, had his first career touchdown against LSU, and finished the year with nine receptions for 123 yards and two touchdowns.

In year two and three he remained essentially a...

Let’s say right away that none of it matters without wins on the field. For all the words of positivity and affirmation that we can heap upon the Dallas Cowboys, without results on the football field they ring hollow and remind us that it has been 30 years since they won big.

Everyone understands this. We are the ones who have been living the 30-year walk, after all. We have all raised our hopes around the Cowboys in the past thinking that there was no way Lucy would pull the ball again. Lo and behold, that is sort of her...

We will start this Dallas Cowboys defense projection with one ugly truth.

Last year was terrible.

Dallas gave up 30.1 points per game, dead last in the NFL. They allowed 377.0 total yards per game, which ranked 30th. The pass defense got cooked for 251.5 yards per game, also dead last. Even the run defense was below average, giving up 125.5 rushing yards per game.

So no, I’m not going to sit here and pretend this defense was one lucky bounce away from being good. It was bad, really bad.

The good part? [Dallas did not treat it like a...

The Dallas Cowboys are heading into the new season with an offensive line that looks to be fully intact. With Tyler Guyton, Tyler Smith, Cooper Beebe, Tyler Booker, and Terence Steele locked into their starting roles, the primary unit is essentially set in stone and ready to provide some much-needed peace of mind for the backfield. It is a group that features some interior maulers bookended by high-variance tackles who collectively should offer the team a solid frontline.

Previously, we talked about how rare it is to have the same five starters back together in back-to-back seasons, which is why...

You know what time of the year it is, the most boring time of the year, where all the topics dry up for not just us, but every single place that talks football.

That means we result to having some fun with posts like this one, and as I was doing my normal routine, I saw ESPN drop their first “way-too-early” power rankings, and honestly, the Cowboys are exactly where they should be.

Now before I get into it, let’s remember everyone it is MAY, and this will change, be updated, and look a lot different by the time September...

How the Cowboys are building ‘our defense’ in Year 1 with Christian Parker – Jon Machota, The Athletic

Christian Parker has his fingerprint on the Cowboys’ defense.

FRISCO, Texas — Near the end of this year’s NFL Draft, Jerry Jones sat down at a table in front of reporters with several pieces of paper and a cell phone in his left hand. To his right was Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer. To his left was executive vice president Stephen Jones and vice president of player personnel Will McClay.

When the first question asked of the group...