Speaking at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones gave the latest on George Pickens and Brandon Aubrey's negotiations. 

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Friday that he could envision Dallas "being aggressive" in free agency, and knows the team isn't in a position to wait around, saying: "We got to go this year."

Reddy Steward flashed in a major way for the Cowboys, making him one of several options at a position of top need in Dallas going into the 2026 season.

As the NFL Combine comes to a close, the league notified the Cowboys of the official salary cap number for 2026, and it's a big one — historic, even.

As contract talks continue between the Cowboys and Brandon Aubrey, an update on the temperature of those negotiations was provided by Brian Schottenheimer.

Because new coordinator Christian Parker plans for his defense to run a 3-4 base but with multiple options, the Cowboys will be on the hunt to find defensive ends/linebackers who can be versatile.

Unable to come to terms on a new contract before the tag deadline, the Cowboys have placed the franchise tag on George Pickens to buy more time to negotiate in 2026.

New Cowboys defensive coordinator and his staff have been busy at the NFL Combine, and he discussed how they've approached building the scheme around Dallas' players, as well as what he wants the defense's play style to look like. 

One of the talented young inside linebackers is being morphed into a pass rusher for Christian Parker, and Marist Liufau could not be more excited for the opportunity.

Whether or not the Cowboys get a new deal with George Pickens in the near future or he gets the expected franchise tag, his head coach says there won't be any change in his relationship with the wide receiver. 

It's no secret the Cowboys are all set at franchise quarterback with Dak Prescott, but could they look to add competition at backup QB in 2026?

Negotiations have been going on between the Cowboys and kicker Brandon Aubrey since before the 2025 season began, with COO/co-owner Stephen Jones describing it as a "journey" to reporters as both sides continue to work towards an agreement.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer broke down what Christian Parker's new defensive scheme will look like for Dallas, what they're looking for from a personnel standpoint, and some players on the roster changing positions.  

A fast start in Year 1 by Marist Liufau was followed by a slump in Year 2, and Christian Parker just pulled the trigger on an outside-the-box idea for him and the Cowboys.

One of the reasons Christian Parker brought in Derrick Ansley and Ryan Smith was to make the Cowboys' secondary one to fear, and the two spoke about their plan from the NFL Combine.

With Christian Parker's staff now finalized, Will McClay opened up a bit about how the Cowboys plan to scout players for him at the 2026 NFL Combine.

For the third time in his football career, Marcus Dixon is back in Dallas, this time as the Cowboys' defensive line coach. It's a "dream come true" for Dixon, who is looking for "energy" from his players and being able to affect the quarterback. 

Chidera Uzo-Diribe and Scott Symons are fast-risers in the coaching ranks being tasked with helping Christian Parker turn the LBs corps around, but in two very different ways.

Today marks an anniversary for the Cowboys, the purchase of the team by Jerry Jones. Also in this week's Mick Shots, overreacting to the salary cap, ongoing negotiations and some advice from DeMarcus Ware.

Brock Hoffman and T.J. Bass are heading toward NFL free agency in some capacity, but the Cowboys could keep their interior O-line solid if they make the right decisions on both.

In our Free Style series, we dive into each of the upcoming free agents on the Cowboys' roster. Looks at their past, how they performed during the season, and what could lie ahead...

With one year down, Cowboys offensive coordinator Klayton Adams is looking to "seek the edge" for Dallas' offense, and stay ahead of any potential adjustments defenses make against them in 2026. 

On Tuesday, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones discussed the latest on Jadeveon Clowney and George Pickens' futures, Javonte Williams' new deal to remain in Dallas, and more from the NFL Combine. 

Javonte Williams could've gone to free agency again but said he 'felt the love' in Dallas and wanted to stay, especially if George Pickens is going to re-sign as well. 

As the Cowboys work to try and figure out a longterm solution at left tackle, they'll have to do so with limited options in 2026 NFL free agency.