As they head into year three together on the Cowboys, Brandon Aubrey, Bryan Anger and Trent Sieg have a bond that goes beyond football, and on Tuesday, it was on the golf course talking about new special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen, handling adversity, and more. 

September marks the beginning of the 2025 regular season, as the Cowboys will look to get the year started on the right foot in their opening four games under Brian Schottenheimer. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let's take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Joe Milton.

The 2025 season is slowly approaching, but before the regular season begins in September, the Cowboys still have a lot to learn about themselves from the preseason in August. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let's take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we will begin the series, focusing on the new veterans and none other than George Pickens.

From the moment Tyler Booker got the call from the Cowboys in the first round of the NFL Draft, he's been absorbing all the info he can to be ready for training camp and well beyond.

With Father's Day around the corner, Brian Schottenheimer reflected on his childhood memories as he was asked to talk about the first offseason as the Cowboys head coach. 

With minicamp now coming to a close, Mickey Spagnola offers up a few thoughts on what stood out to him, including a single dynamic play and, of course, ping-pong.

The All-Pro quarterback looks healthy and ready to go for 2025 training camp, opening up about his hamstring, the ultimate goal for the Cowboys and the addition of George Pickens.

It comes as no surprise that the Cowboys remain interested in what the UFL is producing, and they'll see what Perrion Winfrey and DeVere Levelston can show them in a formal workout.

Here are some of the top moments, captured by the staff writers at Wednesday's practice.

Things will become far more clear when training camp rolls around in late July, but George Pickens has already picked up enough of the Cowboys' playbook to flash in minicamp. 

After battling injuries in an up-and-down 2024 season, Jake Ferguson is excited about how the Cowboys' offense is coming together and is looking forward to a better season as he heads into a contract year. 

As Mickey Spagnola points out in this week's Mick Shots, there's no reason to be too worried about Micah Parsons' contract situation. Plus, Diggs digging in, a second-round conundrum and more!

Netflix has announced that a new series on Jerry Jones: "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys" will premiere on Aug. 19. 

KaVontae Turpin has come a long way from being a training camp tryout in 2022, the former USFL MVP turned Cowboys' All-Pro now looking forward to what Brian Schottenheimer brings.

As the rookie pass rusher gets acclimated to life in the NFL and with the Dallas Cowboys, Donovan Ezeiruaku explains early chemistry with Micah Parsons, and lots more.

Micah Parsons was present for the first day of Cowboys minicamp as he awaits a contract extension with the Cowboys, and is hopeful that he and Jerry Jones can come to an agreement before the team heads to Oxnard for training camp. 

Here are some of the top moments, captured by the staff writers at Tuesday's practice.

Things are officially underway at mandatory minicamp for the Cowboys, and Micah Parsons is present and accounted for — as the All-Pro promised he would be. 

The record-setting All-Pro cornerback will continue his arduous road to recovery as training camp approaches, but has reported to the Cowboys' facility to do so.

The first mandatory minicamp of the Brian Schottenheimer era in Dallas begins on Tuesday. Here's five things to keep an eye on over the course of the Cowboys' three-day practices together. 

Micah Parsons plans to report to the Cowboys' mandatory three-day minicamp, and a TikTok trend turned into a heartfelt message from Brian Schottenheimer.

After decades of working in the NFL as an assistant and coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer finally has his chance as a head coach with the Cowboys. Even though it's his biggest shot yet, he's not changing who he is and is committed to building the best culture in sports with the hopes that it serves as the building block to Dallas' first Super Bowl since 1996.  

After visiting practice during the Cowboys' Alumni Day, Michael Irvin came away impressed by what new head coach Brian Schottenheimer is building.