Derion Kendrick grew up in South Carolina and had no other choice but to root for the Cowboys, which was also the name of his Little League football team. Now, he's getting a full-circle moment. 

From pass rushers like David Bailey and Romello Height to one of the most productive linebackers in college football last season in Jacob Rodriguez, defensive talent was on full display at Texas Tech's pro day Thursday, which Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer attended. 

No position seems as incomplete right now than linebacker. While that position will be addressed, it's a good spot for Shemar James, who is looking to build off a promising rookie season.

With needs at both CB and LB, Texas LB Anthony Hill Jr. and CB Malik Muhammad could be potential picks for the Cowboys. Both Dallas area natives discussed how they'd feel about the possibility of playing close to home. 

The Cowboys have agreed to terms on a deal with former Seahawks cornerback Derion Kendrick, another veteran addition to the secondary. 

As a former first-round pick, there's a lot of pressure on Tyler Guyton to perform, but it's his availability that has to show up in 2026 — in order for his ability to take over.

At the University of Texas' Pro Day on Tuesday, LB Anthony Hill Jr. and CB Malik Muhammad were among the standouts working out in front of the Cowboys and other NFL teams. 

After all of the Cowboys' offseason moves thus far, head coach Brian Schottenheimer feels Dallas is in a position to "draft natural, draft pure" in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft as he continues his tour of collegiate Pro Days. 

Injury held back CB Shavon Revel Jr. for most of his rookie season with the Cowboys. With a full offseason now in front of him, what does a fully healthy Revel look like and mean for Dallas' secondary?

Check out all the latest stories from Day 5 of free agency as the Cowboys try to make improvements for the 2026 season. 

With the NFL free agency spending spree in the books, it's time to take a peek at the Cowboys' defensive starters ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Cowboys expected more consistency from Jaydon Blue in his rookie season, but given his growth in 2025, there's a chance he makes waves behind Javonte Williams.

With the NFL free agency spending spree in the books, it's time to take a peek at the Cowboys' offensive starters ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The free agent signings the Cowboys have made thus far, especially in the secondary, show just what the Cowboys and coordinator Christian Parker want in their players.

In an offseason edition of Here We Goooo, a ranking of the top 10 most impactful offseason moves that the Cowboys have made thus far. 

Reunited with Ryan Smith for the Dallas Cowboys, Jalen Thompson also loves what Christian Parker is cooking for 2026, and believes the defense will get turned around quickly.

Former Cowboys WR T.Y. Hilton, who played just five total games in Dallas but came up with one of the biggest plays of the 2022 season on 3rd and 30, announced his retirement from the NFL after 11 seasons. 

Former Cowboys linebackers Logan Wilson and Jack Sanborn have made decisions on their respective football futures. 

A familiar name resurfaces as Sam Howell's past performance against Dallas shapes a new quarterback competition and offseason intrigue.

P.J. Locke is no stranger to adversity, and his resolve combined with his familiarity of Christian Parker might pay off nicely for the Cowboys in 2026.

After a free agency process that new Cowboy CB Cobie Durant said was more stressful than his draft process, Durant laid out what stood out about Brian Schottenheimer and new DC Christian Parker that ultimately led him to Dallas. 

A list of Cowboys' players received great news in March, as top earners for NFL performance pay after leaving it all on the field in 2025.

With just over a month to go until the 2026 NFL Draft, who do draft analysts have the Cowboys selecting with the 12th and 20th overall picks? We take a look in this week's Mock Draft Monday. 

Part of the Cowboys' plan to revamp the interior defensive line included signing Otito Ogbonnia, the gold medalist making it very clear what his plan is in Dallas.

With one week of free agency in the books, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones feels optimistic about what the team has done in free agency to add to the defense, saying it gives him "a lot of promise."