The Dallas Cowboys could improve their ground game in 2026 by landing a free-agent running back who spent five years with the franchise.

One of the biggest brands in sports is headed to Brazil, as the NFL announced Thursday that the Dallas Cowboys will play the first-ever regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro in 2026. The game will be held at Maracanã Stadium, which is the largest stadium in Brazil. The Cowboys' opponent and the date of the game will be announced at a later date.

Well, the Cowboys haven't gotten much out of tight end Luke Schoonmaker since drafting him in 2023. ... and that nasty word "bust'' might be in play. Granted, he was drafted more for his blocking prowess than receiving ability, but even Schoonmaker's blocking isn't enough anymore. Others have overtaken him.

USC Trojans wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane is gaining draft buzz after a strong Senior Bowl showing, with a new NFL comparison suggesting he could be a major Day 2 steal in the 2026 draft.