After the Packers' loss to the Bears on Saturday, the Cowboys' first-round selection acquired from Green Bay will be the 20th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Cowboys land three players on the AP All-Pro squad – all on the second-team, headlined by wide receiver George Pickens, who had a career season.

With a list of players scheduled to hit 2026 NFL free agency, the Cowboys will have a lot to sort through when it comes to who could stay and who might go.

With cap space tight but key contributors emerging, the Cowboys must decide which 2025 standouts are worth keeping as the foundation for their 2026 roster.

As the Cowboys prepare to hire yet another defensive coordinator, one thing is certain: He needs to be given a fair chance.

The Cowboys are set to conduct their first three interviews for the vacant defensive coordinator position, beginning on Friday. 

Jim Leonhard and other candidates for defensive coordinator are being interviewed by the Dallas Cowboys as they seek to replace Matt Eberflus, and fans can keep track here.

The 2026 Draft Blog is officially kicked off as Tommy Yarrish and Kyle Youmans dive into the daily ongoings of the draft process leading up to the NFL Draft in late April.

Jason Witten is expected to reunite with DeMarco Murray on the OU coaching staff. 

In the four years Tyler Smith has been with the Cowboys, the All-Pro has already seen plenty, and what he saw from Tyler Booker was enough to crown him with amazing praise.

As the Cowboys head into one of the more important offseasons in recent history, Jerry Jones feels incentivized to "bust the budget" to help Dallas get into contention in 2026 and says they'll do "dramatic things."

Did Matt Eberflus deserve to be fired or no? Mickey Spagnola takes a look at what he was up against in this week's Mick Shots. Plus, free agent priorities, a pure draft board, valued exes and more.

In their end of season press conference, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and Brian Schottenheimer weighed in on what they're looking for in the next Cowboys defensive coordinator.

Tyler Smith spent the last several games of 2025 wondering if the Cowboys would ask him to be a guard or a tackle going forward, and he got his answer — sort of.

The start of the 2026 offseason began with the Brian Schottenheimer and the Cowboys' front office laying out their plan for a new defensive coordinator, free agency and lots more.

The complete calendar of NFL events, dates and deadlines is now set in stone and, as such, the Cowboys know exactly how to manage their offseason entering the 2026 campaign. 

The conclusion of the 2025 season meant the Cowboys were permitted to immediately begin signing young players to futures deals, and the list includes very promising talent like Traeshon Holden.

Each of the last five Cowboys defensive coordinators have been former NFL head coaches. Will Dallas follow that trend when hiring their fourth defensive coordinator in as many years?

On Tuesday, the Cowboys officially announced the news and owner/GM Jerry Jones released a statement, giving his reasoning for the change.

Following a tumultuous season for the Cowboys, particularly defensively, the team has made the final decision to move on from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus after just one season.

Cowboys Pro Bowl offensive lineman Tyler Smith is set to meet with head coach Brian Schottenheimer to get clarity on whether he'll play left tackle or left guard for the Cowboys in the future. 

Entering one of the most pivotal offseasons in recent memory, the Cowboys do so now knowing which opponents they'll line up against in 2026. 

For the second straight season, the Cowboys will have the 12th overall pick in the NFL Draft. It's their first of two first-round picks, the second of which will be determined later in the postseason. 

Before Dallas' Week 18 loss to the Giants, Jerry Jones said that the Cowboys' defensive struggles don't all fall on defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and that the defense as a whole hasn't been a "satisfactory defense for five or six years."