The Dallas Cowboys continue focusing on a defensive rebuild in a new 2026 NFL mock draft.

Players like Tyler Booker and Donovan Ezeiruaku stood out as rookies. Would Dallas still take them in this re-draft?

The Dallas Cowboys hired Kyle Fuller to be their new assistant offensive-line coach, the Kyle Fuller who was an O-lineman not a cornerback. Fuller, a Baylor alum who played high-school football about 25 miles south of the Cowboys’ team facility,

Dak Prescott has proven himself as one of the best quarterbacks in the league.

Will the Cowboys spend at the linebacker position in free agency? The domino effect could be major.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is poised to hit free agency, but concerns about his off-field “maturity” could complicate his pursuit of a lucrative contract.

Earlier this week, NFL.com writer Nick Shook unveiled his rankings of all 63 starting quarterbacks from the 2025 campaign. Prescott came in at No. 3, ranked in Tier 1 with names like Matthew Stafford, Josh Allen, Drake Maye, Justin Herbert and Trevor Lawrence.

Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox argued the Green Bay Packers should pursue a trade for Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens. The post Packers Urged to Pursue Another Blockbuster Cowboys Trade in 2026 NFL Offseason appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Dallas Cowboys could be active this offseason, which might include trading some of their own players for draft capital.

For what it’s worth the Cowboys currently do not have a second- or third-round selection in the 2026 NFL Draft so they will have to really nail their first-rounders if things wind up working out that way. History suggests that they will do so as the Cowboys have a reputation for great first-round picks, but is that reputation fair?