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1 week ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
We are itching closer to the summer months, and before we know it, preseason football will be here in August and then when we close our eyes it will be September. The Dallas Cowboys have had a very interesting offseason, but after adding George Pickens, a handful of people could possibly see them as a playoff team in 2025. Yet, a lot of folks don’t trust them, and they have every reason to feel that way.
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1 week ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
The Dallas Cowboys had a really good draft, and one guy that you all probably did not pay much attention to is a big run stuffer that they drafted in the 7th round over the weekend. His name is Jay Toia, a three-year starting defensive tackle from UCLA. He is 6-foot-2, 342 pounds, but being drafted in the last round of the NFL draft normally means that you have a slim chance to be a solid player in the NFL.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
Brian Schottenheimer was hired earlier this year to become the 10th full-time head coach for the Cowboys and the ninth hired by Jerry Jones since he purchased the team in 1989. He was formally the offensive coordinator for the team, but did not call plays; that was done by Mike McCarthy. Now Schottenheimer will be doing exactly what he did and be both the head coach and calling the plays.
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2 weeks ago | 
yardbarker.com | Shane Taylor
Here we are again in 2025 the same position as last year, wondering how this Dallas Cowboys running back room will shape out. As I was doing some looking around, I came across some interesting pieces talking about a new face in the Cowboys backfield, Javonte Williams. The Denver Broncos drafted Javonte Williams in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, and after an encouraging rookie season, his 2022 was cut short due to a brutal knee injury.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
Before I have folks on here screaming and throwing a fit about Dak Prescott this is just simply an offseason post to fill folks in on what could possibly happen in 2025. Dak Prescott, assuming no injuries, should easily surpass all three marks and fairly early in the campaign at that. Especially now that he has a legitimate WR2 in George Pickens to throw to. Let’s settle ourselves and understand.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
Here we are again in 2025 the same position as last year, wondering how this Dallas Cowboys running back room will shape out. As I was doing some looking around, I came across some interesting pieces talking about a new face in the Cowboys backfield, Javonte Williams. The Denver Broncos drafted Javonte Williams in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, and after an encouraging rookie season, his 2022 was cut short due to a brutal knee injury.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
One of the most important defenders for the Dallas Cowboys is battling back from a torn ACL, and from the looks of it, it sounds like Trevon Diggs might be ahead of schedule. Great news for the Cowboys secondary. Diggs tore his ACL after two games in 2023 and suffered an injury on the same knee in December 2024. He was sent to the IR after 11 games, meaning he’s suited up for just 13 over the past two years. Diggs has been rehabbing this offseason and has made excellent progress.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
HBO and NFL films are teaming up to present two editions of Hard Knocks. The first will be Training Camp with the Buffalo Bills, which will debut in early August, then a brand-new in-season edition of Hard Knocks will debut in December with the Cowboys and the NFC East. The season in the NFC East will debut in December with the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Washington Commanders and reigning Super Bowl LIX champion Philadelphia Eagles.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
The 2025 NFL Owners Meetings are being held from March 30 to April 2, 2025, in West Palm Beach, Florida. This annual gathering brings together the owners of the 32 NFL teams and Commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss various league matters, including proposed rule changes and other important decisions.
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3 weeks ago | 
insidethestar.com | Shane Taylor
When you think about the Dallas Cowboys offseason as a whole, it was not great until maybe last week. Yes, they did a really good job during the NFL draft, but they did not add a playmaker, and we were left wondering if they would add any help to the offensive side of the ball. Bringing in George Pickens was the best move they have made in a long time, but let’s go back to before that happened. Maybe that is the reason that Pro Football Focus graded out the Cowboys as having an average offseason.
