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1 week ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images There’s been plenty of talk this offseason about the Cowboys’ likely reliance on young prospects on the 2025 roster. One such player is second-year DE Marshawn Kneeland, who could be looking at a starting job this year unless Dallas uses its first-round pick on his position. Of course, the draft could change realities for plenty of guys depending on who the Cowboys draft early.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Mike Poland |Jess Haynie |David Howman |Tom Ryle
Photo by John McGloughlin/ISI Photos/Getty Images Every week, we gather the latest news about the Dallas Cowboys and seek our writer’s perspective on each headline. Welcome back to the roundtable. This week we have Jess Haynie, David Howman, Tom Ryle, and Brian Martin. Does the recent addition of QB Joe Milton III mean Dallas is no longer in the market for a backup QB in this year’s draft?
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2 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
As it does every year, the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft will see many dreams come true for the next wave of rookies. But inevitably, it will also also create some nightmares for current veteran players whose job security could be threatened by new arrivals. Today, we’ll look at four significant Dallas Cowboys who might suffer from the additions of younger or superior talent.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
The Dallas Cowboys have acquired second-year quarterback prospect Joe Milton from the Patriots. For the cost of swapping a fifth-round pick for a seventh in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, Dallas adds an intriguing new passer to its pipeline. What does Milton’s arrival mean for the Cowboys’ current QBs and how Dallas may approach the position in the draft and the remainder of free agency?
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3 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
Unlike most of the Cowboys’ 2022 draft class, offensive tackle Matt Waletzko isn’t going into 2025 with a great sense of security. But at least there’s a solid opportunity at his position, giving Waletzko a puncher’s chance at continuing his NFL dream in Dallas. The class of 2022 has already yielded two of the Cowboys’ youngest stars in G Tyler Smith and CB DaRon Bland, plus another Pro Bowler in TE Jake Ferguson.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
After spending most of the last eight seasons as the Cowboys’ backup quarterback, Cooper Rush is now a Baltimore Raven. Dallas hasn’t really addressed his departure yet with an offseason move, but there are still some veteran free agents who could find their way into the competition. Dallas did retain Will Grier from last year’s practice squad. He’s the lead candidate to be Dak Prescott’s backup right now, but only because there isn’t another QB under contract.
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4 weeks ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
We’re still only in March in this 2025 offseason, but that hasn’t left us without news to discuss. Today we’re going to look at the five most surprising decisions that the Dallas Cowboys have made and the likelihood that those moves, or non-moves, could change between now and the start of the season. Keeping Donovan WilsonThere was a lot of speculation that the veteran safety would be a salary cap casualty. Dallas could clear about $5 million in space by cutting Wilson outright.
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1 month ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
The Cowboys are still adding talent and options for their 2025 roster, but one position that may already be set is tight end. Beyond just having enough bodies, Dallas could even have a competition brewing at the top of the depth chart between incumbent starter Jake Ferguson and third-year prospect Luke Schoonmaker. It’s easy to assume that Ferguson will just waltz right back into his spot as TE1. But there are reasons that the Cowboys may not dismiss Schoonmaker outright.
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1 month ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
After spending most of the last eight seasons with the Cowboys, quarterback Cooper Rush recently signed to back up Lamar Jackson in Baltimore. It’s a loss that Dallas shouldn’t take for granted given the significant role that Rush has played, and the likelihood that whoever takes over as QB2 will need to be ready to win some games. Many have declared indifference to Rush’s departure.
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1 month ago | 
bloggingtheboys.com | Jess Haynie
One young Cowboys player with a lot of fans is fullback Hunter Luepke. But after two years on the roster in Mike McCarthy’s offense, Luepke now has to reprove his worth to a renovated coaching staff. Based on history, particularly Brian Schottenheimer’s, Luepke’s versatility may not have the same value now as it has the last two seasons.
