Cowboys start voluntary workouts, Micah Parsons is there

The Dallas Cowboys window for voluntary workouts is now open. Given they have a new head coach in Brian Schottenheimer, the team can get a head start compared to some other franchises around the league.

The biggest question heading into Monday was whether or not All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons would be in attendance given on-going contract negotiations. Turns out Parsons is a man of his word.

For the last few seasons, Parsons has chosen to skip voluntary workouts in favor of his personal training routine. There’s nothing wrong with that given...

Five bold predictions for the Dallas Cowboys in 2025, for a team that did not live up to its potential last season.

Fans know all too well that last season was a titanic letdown. A significant injury to Dak Prescott demolished expectations of a deep playoff run.

The run game was terrible, the offensive line was a roller coaster, the defense was awful, and whatever else could go wrong was done.

The coaching staff was revamped, the star quarterback is coming back, the defense is getting a major player back, and the offensive line should have some continuity this season....

The first round, in all likelihood, seems like it will go well for the Cowboys.

This is our last week without the NFL draft which means that it is either going to be quite dull or insanely entertaining. Let’s hope for the latter.

NFL teams are putting the final touches on their plans for next week’s events and it stands to reason that the Dallas Cowboys feel pretty comfortable with theirs. They better, at least.

Something that feels like it has become obvious over the last couple of months as we have gotten closer and closer to the draft is...

Should the Cowboys consider moving up on draft day in your opinion?

The Dallas Cowboys are not far away from adding multiple new players to their team. The NFL draft is one of the more exciting events surrounding the NFL season. With the Cowboys still having plenty of holes throughout their roster, there has been a lot of talk about trading back in the first round to pick up additional draft capitol.

But what about trading up?

Let me preface this by saying trading up in the draft is normally not a great move. But what makes this draft different?...

Last week, I mocked the first three rounds of next week’s NFL Draft, as did Mark Heaney.

I stopped after three rounds for two reasons. The first being, for the second-straight year, Dallas doesn’t have a fourth rounder due to a poor trade.

The second being that, after three rounds, the reaching begins in earnest.

Trying to figure out the mindset of Jerry Jones going into a draft is exhausting enough.

Trying to figure out what 32 NFL general managers are going to do over the course of four rounds on the draft’s final day? That’ll drive you to drink....

Notable headlines surrounding America’s team.

Latest draft rumor all but crushes Cowboys’ Ashton Jeanty dream- Jerry Trotta, The Landry Hat

Don’t get your hopes up if you’re wanting the Heisman contender at 12.

Cowboys’ Ashton Jeanty dream is fading as 2025 NFL Draft approaches

ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller is hearing that the Bears could take Jeanty at No. 10 if he slides past the Raiders at No.6.

“The Bears love Ashton Jeanty, according to scouts around the league who’ve observed the team’s activity this offseason,” Miller writes. “So the Boise State running back...

When the 2025 NFL Draft gets underway in Green Bay next week, the Dallas Cowboys will be without a fourth-round pick for the second straight year. And they have no one else to blame but themselves for it.

Last year’s fourth-round pick had been traded to the San Francisco 49ers back before the 2023 season began for quarterback Trey Lance.

At the time, Lance had just been demoted to third-string backup, two years after being the third overall pick that the 49ers had traded three first-round picks for.

Perhaps Jerry Jones was looking to duplicate some old Jimmy Johnson energy...

Rory McIlroy just achieved the career grand slam... here is what the Dallas Cowboys looked like last time someone did.

Rory McIlroy is at long last a Masters Champion. It took forever, but it finally happened.

Some are saying that if Rory can win a green jacket that the Dallas Cowboys can even win the Super Bowl. Whether or not that’s true certainly remains to be seen.

Maybe you have no idea what I am talking about. If you do not follow golf I imagine that you are at least somewhat familiar with The Masters, the most prestigious tournament that...

Asking for your take on these Cowboys’ draft scenarios

This week, we present five newly crafted draft-related questions, all obviously focused on the Dallas Cowboys. Cast your vote on each and leave your opinions in the comment section.

Ignoring BPA, what’s the biggest position of need to address in the first round?

Many people believe wide receiver is the obvious answer here. The team needs a WR2 and this year’s wide receiver class isn’t the deepest we’re normally accustomed to. Cornerback is also a big need and has very little depth in this year’s draft class. Some will say...

If the Cowboys don’t land a wide receiver in the first round, they might find their answer one of these two midwest pass catchers.

The Dallas Cowboys need to come out of the 2025 NFL Draft with a new wide receiver to pair alongside CeeDee Lamb. Failure to do so will mean another season of aggravation as we’ll spend way too much time complaining about the disappointment of Jalen Tolbert or how silly the front office was for giving up a draft pick to trade for Jonathan Mingo. Nobody wants that.

While all eyes are on the coveted 12th overall...

Who exactly is Trey Amos?

We continue our 2025 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at cornerback Trey Amos out of Ole Miss.

Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 195-lbs
Arm Length: 31 1/4”
Hand Size: 9”

Strengths:

+ Pairs impressive size with high end athletic traits

+ Long speed to carry receivers deep is all over the tape

+ Can mirror receivers well off the line and out of breaks

+ Showed impressive instincts and breaks on the ball in off-coverage

+ Improved ball skill concerns over the course of the...

This time two years ago, then-Michigan Wolverine Mazi Smith was gearing up for the NFL Draft as one of the top defensive tackles available. Two years later, the Cowboys may draft a rookie to compete with, or replace Smith.

That’s simply the business of the NFL. Dallas’ 2023 first-rounder is heading into the third year of his contract, and he hasn’t shown what they hoped he would.

Despite an improvement in his sophomore campaign last year, his production still lagged. Smith started in all 17 games in 2024, compared to just three in 2023, but only made one more tackle...