Marcus Dixon, Chidera Uzo-Diribe could not be more elated to hear the news of Quinnen Williams' extension — both making it clear that something bigger is driving him, though.

When the Cowboys head to LA on Tuesday, Cobie Durant will be ready to face his former team and an offense he says mirrors what he sees daily with the Cowboys.

In January 2025, P.J. Locke wasn't sure if he'd ever play football again. Twenty months later, he's playing for the team he grew up rooting for thanks to a strong support system, his faith, and belief in himself.

The Pick-Six King battled a foot issue the previous two seasons that cost him, but he looks to finally be past it — his explosiveness and confidence shining in Oxnard.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has three entries in his contract to himself in 2026: Win, stay healthy, and "dominate the year."

The Cowboys had an energetic training camp practice on Sunday afternoon, from Dallas' defense getting off to a hot start and the offense striking back with a few highlights of their own.

George Pickens is finding ways to put on a show every single day during training camp practice, and he just explained the mindset that fuels it.

Going into his second season with the Cowboys, DT Kenny Clark talked about his growing chemistry with Quinnen Williams, Dallas' depth at defensive tackle and more.

News and notes from the Cowboys' practice on Saturday, where Dallas worked in shells and saw highlights from Caleb Downs, George Pickens and plenty of battles along the offensive and defensive lines.

It's been a long, tough road for Terence Steele to get to where he is now and, nowadays, the Cowboys' right tackle is both teacher and impact player.

A detailed look at how defensive coordinator Christian Parker has put together this defensive coaching staff.

When asked about his assistant coaches, Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker went in-depth on every member of his defensive staff, and described how they're helping build Dallas' defense. 

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says Dallas' offense is "on pace" to get to where they want to be before the season, discussed what he's seen from the defense and previewed the upcoming joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams.

Malik Hooker is thriving in the new-look Cowboys' defense, and he can't say enough great things about fellow Buckeye Caleb Downs.

One of the key players from the first few practices in Oxnard has been Jaishawn Barham, but the rookie left practice early with an apparent groin injury.

The first two padded practices were felt by the Dallas Cowboys, with several players nursing injuries — some returning quickly, others not.

It's early in training camp, but so far Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker is pleased with his defense's progress, and discussed how he's emphasizing communication and some players that have stood out.

Klayton Adams heard the nickname created by the Dallas Cowboys' offense for themselves in 2026, and his reaction in helping to mold it is actually perfect.

As Mickey Spagnola points out in this week's Mick Shots, to say there has been an overhaul on defense would be an understatement. Plus, bad timing for Tyler Guyton, remembering the College Football All-Star Game and more.

It was a tough road for Jaydon Blue as a rookie, but the young Cowboys' RB is locked in and looks very different in 2026.

Cowboys Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith discusses facing "top-tier" defensive tackles in practice, how he and Quinnen Williams make each other better, getting clarity on where he'll play along the offensive line and more.

During the Cowboys' second padded practice, the offense had a bounce back from the likes of Dak Prescott and Jake Ferguson, plus some more news and notes from Tuesday.

Early in camp, the Cowboys had an injury that will be season ending for tight end Princeton Fant, who suffered an ACL and partial MCL tear on Monday.

Now entering training camp as Dallas' WR3, Ryan Flournoy is feeling more comfortable and confident in the Cowboys offense.

A former third-round pick that might've been a first-rounder in 2025, Shavon Revel is being tested by the best in the NFL, and he's responding.