It has been 17 days since Micah Parsons publicly requested a trade from the Dallas Cowboys. This is important as today marks 17 days left until the team’s season opener on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles. We have officially reached Hump Day as it pertains to this particular part of this unfortunate saga.

In the two and a half weeks since Parsons declared that he no longer wanted to play for the Cowboys, there has been a lot of discussion, pontification and confusion from everybody involved. Based on reports in the window in question, one thing there hasn’t been...

Things have not exactly gone well for the Dallas Cowboys through their first two preseason games. While it is “only the preseason”, the reality of the situation is that we have see this team play two exhibition contests and not ever really look functional at any point across 120 minutes of football.

It is very possible (and honestly somewhat likely) that this will stabilize quickly when we reach the regular season, but the overall point is that the Cowboys are inviting some questions as to who they are these days.

This may sound like a difficult question at our current...

The Dallas Cowboys are entering the 2025 season with one of the most talented rosters in football, but they need a backup for the backup.

Dak Prescott leads the offense, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens headline the passing attack, and Javonte Williams brings a physical presence to the run game.

On defense, Micah Parsons will continue to be one of the most dominant players in the NFL.

With all that talent, Dallas should be a Super Bowl contender, but one position is threatening to hold everything back: quarterback depth.

Through two preseason games, both Joe Milton III and Will Grier...

The second preseason game is over and done with for the Dallas Cowboys. Only one preseason game remains, and it’s starting to get a little easier figuring out which players will make the team’s 53-man roster. On Saturday evening against the Baltimore Ravens, we got a look at more key players, which helps provide some sense of a pecking order in how the coaching staff views their players. There are still a handful of players on the fringe, but here is how things are starting to look when it comes to the team’s final roster and who makes their 16-man...

The Dallas Cowboys will likely be sitting at 2-2 when they play the first of two games in New York in 2025. This game will put the Cowboys a quarter of the way through the season.

They face a New York Jets team that has moved on from Aaron Rodgers.

The Jets have a new coaching staff to go along with a new QB1.

The last time they faced a team coached by Aaron Glenn, the Cowboys got rocked by the Lions, 47-9. The last time they faced Justin Fields, in 2022, he was the quarterback for the Chicago Bears....

Cowboys Injury Update: WR Mingo’s knee biggest concern coming out of loss to Ravens – Jazz Monet, Cowboys Wire

Wait, hope, and see with Mingo.

The Dallas Cowboys came out of Saturday night’s preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens with several injury concerns.

The most notable was wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, who is feared to have suffered a posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury in his right knee. Mingo landed awkwardly while trying to make a catch in the end zone during the third quarter, one play after recording a 49-yard reception. He went to the medical...

With just one preseason game remaining for the Dallas Cowboys, only one thing has become almost inevitable at the running back position—Javonte Williams will likely be the first one in the huddle when the offense takes their first snap of the regular season in Philadelphia on opening night.

In back-to-back weeks, Williams has not taken a snap on offense in the preseason and has sat with other key starters, such as Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Jake Ferguson, and George Pickens. It’s not always an obvious indicator, but even Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones is excited for what Williams can bring this...

We’re counting down the days until the Dallas Cowboys battle the Philadelphia Eagles in the season opener of the 2025 NFL season. To pass the time and mark the days, we are running through 100 Days of Cowboys. So sit back and enjoy some Cowboys history while we countdown to football.

Today – number 18

Rayfield Wright

Born: August 23, 1945. Griffin, Georgia
Position: Offensive tackle
Dallas Cowboys: 1967-1979
Awards: Super Bowl champion- VI, XII
All-Pro- 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
Pro Bowl- 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976

Rayfield Wright played offensive tackle for the Dallas...

There are two notable pass rushers in the NFL seeking extensions with their teams at the moment and one of the teams in question is going to start listening to trade offers. That team is the Cincinnati Bengals.

It was reported on Sunday that Cincy is going to begin entertaining offers (as if they weren’t to this point, but this is the report nonetheless) with regards to last year’s NFL sack leader, Trey Hendrickson. This is all relevant to the Cowboys as the other team involved in a stalemate with a pass rusher is Dallas as they are through two...

An ugly preseason for the Dallas Cowboys has only been made worse by the struggles of former first-round pick Mazi Smith. His performances have shattered any hope remaining from the fanbase for a career revival.

It’s been a bumpy road from the jump for Smith: he wasn’t a popular pick to begin with, partially due to some Michigan-Taco Charlton PTSD.

The on-field showing failed to pop in his rookie year, which was also clouded by a weight controversy that I’m sure Cowboys fans would love to forget. Things improved slightly in 2024, but the major jump he needed to take...

For the second week in a row, a slow start doomed the Dallas Cowboys. The Baltimore Ravens got their running game going early, and the Cowboys had no answer for it. The Cowboys had chances to sustain drives and put points on the board, but a sluggish first half gave the Ravens a head start they wouldn’t yield. That said, there were flashes of good football despite another preseason loss and cause for concern after the defeat to Baltimore. Here are three major takeaways from the game.

The running game is bad on both sides

Miles Sanders didn’t have...

We will not see an increase in excitement after the Ravens brought a beatdown to Dallas in Week 2 of the preseason. What we should see, however, is some appreciation for what the Cowboys’ linebackers will bring to the 2025 season.

Having previously been a weak spot on the roster for years, this linebacking corps has made a sharp turnaround, and we saw proof of that last night.

From the rookies to some savvy veterans, the middle line of defense stood out amidst a poor offensive performance and a reckoning of the Cowboys’ defensive line.

We’ll need to see more...