The Cowboys held their second OTA practice of the offseason Tuesday offering the clearest look yet at the 2025 roster and sparking 6 key storylines featured in the debut of our new series, Pic 6.

After years of training together in the offseason, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens now get to do so every day as teammates on the Cowboys. They discussed their chemistry, what they take from each other's games, and more. 

Prescott discussed his health, the addition of George Pickens and more topics from the locker room on Tuesday.

Brian Schottenheimer isn't asking Micah Parsons, or any player, to be at every OTA practice but he is asking his star players to help change the culture. 

The Cowboys have seven defensive tackles on their roster, and spots in the rotation are wide open for grabs. Who can rise to the occasion?

The Cowboys begin their first OTAs under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer this week. What are some of the biggest questions to watch as the full roster takes the field together for the first time?

With the Cowboys' 2025 schedule out and available, here's a numerical look at the games Dallas will play in year one of the Brian Schottenheimer era. 

Forget "next man up." As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, in order for the Cowboys to find real success this coming season, they need a number of players to take that "next step up."

Luke Schoonmaker showed great flashes in 2024, and he looks to continue that trend as others behind him on the depth chart aim to make a name at a position owned by Jake Ferguson.

With OTAs and minicamp approaching, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones discussed the state of Dallas' roster and his thoughts on the team's 2025 schedule. 

There's a good blend of youth and experience in the Cowboys' safety group, but a lot of the players there have mostly contributed on special teams. Will the veterans stay consistent or can a younger player step up to the plate?

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is heading into year 10 of his time under center in Dallas, and talked about how he embraces leadership and what his initial impression of first-round pick Tyler Booker were. 

Now that the NFL schedule is out, here's a game-by-game look at each week of the 2025 season for the Cowboys. 

With a fresh coaching staff, national spotlight, and a grudge match against the defending champs, the Cowboys' 2025 season kicks off with high stakes and higher expectations in Philadelphia.

With the Cowboys 2025 schedule out, our staff writers share their thoughts on the layout for Brian Schottenheimer's first season as head coach. 

The NFL has announced two more games for the Cowboys on Wednesday, putting them on national TV for both Thanksgiving Day, as expected, but also on Christmas as well.

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott knew that Dallas needed help in the wide receiver room opposite CeeDee Lamb, and is "excited" that they got it with new WR George Pickens now on the roster. 

The NFL's full 2025 schedule release takes place tomorrow night at 7 P.M. Here's everything you need to know about who the Cowboys are playing and how first year head coaches have fared in the past. 

Will Grier is back in the building with his eyes on the QB2 role behind Dak Prescott, but the addition of Joe Milton means the two will work it all out in Oxnard in 2025.

Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones discussed the Cowboys' trade for WR George Pickens more on Monday, saying that Pickens reminds the organization of 88 club member Dez Bryant. 

When Kalen DeBoer and Chris Kapilovic arrived at Alabama, they were tasked with carrying on a program led by Nick Saban. New Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Booker made their transition much easier, on and off the field.

The Cowboys' former linebacker, who made a Pro Bowl in 2019, is making a comeback to the NFL and signed with the Raiders. 

The first game of the 2025 NFL season will feature the Cowboys against the reigning Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles in an NFC East rivalry matchup on Thursday Night Football. 

The guard position saw an immediate change in the projected depth chart when the Cowboys drafted Tyler Booker, who is likely to start at right guard. So where does this move leave the rest of the guards and center depth chart?

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, during his opening conference call with the media, George Pickens talked several times about the culture he wants to be a part of in Dallas.