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Assessing Cowboys' OL reveals questions on edge, excess depth inside

2 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Mike Crum

The Dallas Cowboys have put more capital into the offensive line than any other position on the team. They have three first-round picks, another top-75 selection, and have paid another starter a significant contract. They added three depth pieces through free agency, all of whom have starting experience. The interior of the OL is set. Tyler Smith is an All-Pro left guard, Tyler Booker was drafted at No. 12 overall to start at RG, and Cooper Beebe played well transitioning to center as a rookie.
Cowboys Headlines: Brian Schottenheimer's grace period, which UDFA will make impact?

3 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Todd Brock

The Cowboys defense will go into training camp next month with several question marks waiting to be answered. The middle level, in particular, will be an area to watch, with the team's top linebacker starting the season in the rehab room and an assemblage of mostly new faces looking to come together quickly. But one of those newcomers could be the next hidden gem unearthed by the organization. Elsewhere, how long should Brian Schottenheimer be given to deliver deep postseason success?
Cowboys' Jones, Prescott mentioned figures of collusion report rocking NFL

3 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Todd Brock

A 61-page bombshell rocked the NFL on Tuesday, as journalist and podcaster Pablo Torre revealed a lengthy peek behind the curtain at a 2022 lawsuit alleging that the league and its 32 teams colluded to tamp down high-priced veteran contract guarantees. Such a scheme would be in clear violation of the collective bargaining agreement under which the NFL operates.
Missing star attraction, Cowboys linebackers a $19 million collection of temporary fixes

3 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Mike Crum

The Dallas Cowboys remade their 2025 linebacker room with trades, free agency, and the draft, mainly because their potential superstar at the position, DeMarvion Overshown, hasn’t been able to stay healthy. The lead man of a $19.3 million position, a second major knee injury will keep Overshown off the field for a significant portion of the season. He won’t factor into the initial 53-man roster because he will be on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
Cowboys Headlines: Jake Ferguson one of 3 Cowboys at TEU; more Turpin time in '25?

4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Todd Brock

We're talking wide receivers in this news recap, including CeeDee Lamb showing off some new party skills, Jalen Brooks doing some serious cooking over the offseason, we're forecasting what the new regime in Dallas could mean for KaVontae Turpin's usage on offense, and Dez Bryant uncharacteristically tries to water down some online hype. We're also talking tight ends: we'll tell you which trio of Cowboys are attending TEU this year.
Ice cream trucks, the Landry Room: ESPN says Cowboys treat players' families right

4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Todd Brock

While every player in the NFL hopes for wins and championships, those rewards come only through a magical mix of thousands of variables throughout a given season. When a player is choosing a new team, he often focuses just as hard on the things he knows for sure are secure. That's the idea behind the NFLPA's annual team report cards, which grade and rank the league's 32 organizations in categories like the locker room, training facilities, travel accommodations, and the food at team headquarters.
PFF spotlights 2 Cowboys position battles among NFL's most intriguing this preseason

4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Todd Brock

Competition has been the big watchword of the Cowboys' offseason program thus far. The locker room ping pong matches and the regular free throw contests have served as a fun storyline for Brian Schottenheimer's first round of OTA sessions and minicamp, but it's all just a prelude to the real battles that will take place on the practice fields of Oxnard next month.
Cowboys coordinator Matt Eberflus does this one thing extremely well

6 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Mike Crum

Matt Eberflus has earned the moniker of “Linebacker whisperer” in his time as a position guru, defensive coordinator, and head coach in the NFL. Regardless of whether the player was drafted and developed by Eberflus, a veteran with success elsewhere, or a player he had to take to the next level, linebackers elevate while under his stewardship.
Cowboys fiercest camp battle will be at position they only invested $8 million in

6 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Mike Crum

Dallas Cowboys' training camp is going to be filled with battles for the last spots at multiple positions, but running back could be the toughest of all to figure out. The Cowboys have turned over almost all of the players at the position from last season, starting fresh with a mix of different options. The Cowboys haven't invested much in the position financially, around $8 million, which means there isn't much holding them back from an open competition.
Passing on name CBs shows Cowboys still haven't shaken their cheap, bargain-shopping ways

1 week ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Ben Grimaldi

The Dallas Cowboys made two moves this week, signing defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey and cornerback Robert Rochell as they continue to churn the bottom of the roster. While both additions were at positions of need, it's the signing of Rochell that continues to demonstrate how cheap the organization has become. Adding Rochell shows the Cowboys understood they need help at CB, but instead of signing a quality player, they once again went bargain basement shopping.