Jerry Trotta

1 week ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

ByJerry Trotta|6 hours agoThere are two weeks left until the NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin and analysts still have no idea which direction the Dallas Cowboys will go with the No. 12 overall pick. While there seems to be a consensus four or five players that Dallas will target, nothing is a guarantee even this late in the evaluation process. After all, teams are still meeting with prospects for their official 30 visits and the Cowboys are no exception.

2 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

The Dallas Cowboys have not had good luck with trades involving day three draft picks. While the Stephon Gilmore and Brandin Cooks deals can be regarded as wins, trading away Amari Cooper for a fifth-round pick and a sixth-round pick swap was a failure of epic proportions. We have also seen Dallas trade away fourth-round picks for Trey Lance and Jonathan Mingo.

2 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

Outside of the trade for quarterback Joe Milton, the Dallas Cowboys have gone absolutely dormant in the second and third waves of free agency. It stands to reason the front office will reenter the free agent market following the NFL Draft when they have a better idea of their roster needs. There are still myriad high-profile players looking for a new home, many of whom might not sign until right before training camp.

2 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

Dallas Cowboys fans have officially emerged victorious in an objectively pointless battle with team owner Jerry Jones. After previously rebuffing DeMarvion Overshown from taking No. 0 from Rowdy the mascot, Jones has granted Overshown permission to embrace his famed "Agent 0" moniker. It was confirmed on Wednesday that Overshown is switching to the No. 0 for the 2025 season, and likely the foreseeable future.

2 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

ByJerry Trotta|3 hours agoMicah Parsons stated on numerous occasions after the season that he wanted his contract extension done as soon as possible to help the Dallas Cowboys spend money, both in terms of keeping their own players and signing external free agents. Sure enough, the Joneses have not obliged. By dragging out Parsons' cotract, other premier edge rushers have signed new deals.