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 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.

George Pickens isn't the only Cowboy heading into the last year of his contract, as Dallas has several key contributors up for new deals entering the 2025 season.

As George Pickens gets settled in, officially, for the Cowboys, the former second-round pick has plenty to say about maturity, work ethic and his will to win in Dallas.

After being traded to the Cowboys on Wednesday, George Pickens is excited to get to work with new teammate CeeDee Lamb and feels the two can work off of each other and have success because of it.

The timetable for Trevon Diggs' return is only one of several questions that the Cowboys need answers to heading into 2025 training camp and beyond

Last week, Mickey Spagnola dove into what the Cowboys still needed after the NFL Draft. Well, one of those needs has definitely been filled. Plus, an ultra-mini, musical lockers, brain cramp and more.

After the Cowboys made a splash trade to acquire wide receiver George Pickens, how does the wide receiver room look going into the 2025 season?

Trading for George Pickens marks a new era in Dallas, one Schottenheimer is orchestrating masterfully — making Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb both smile.

The Cowboys have found the explosive wide receiver they've been looking for, agreeing to terms on a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers to acquire George Pickens. 

When Tyler Booker got the call from the Cowboys as their first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, he knew exactly what to draw from as he suits up in Dallas.

The Cowboys' linebacker room has a mixture of youth and experience, with only so many spots for the taking on the active roster. Who has a chance to rise to the occasion for Dallas?

The former Bruin showed what he could do at UCLA, and he explained what NFL gamewreckers he's been studying to bring that same violence for the Cowboys.

Since mid-March, the Cowboys have added 30 new players to the roster, creating plenty of changes at each position. While there is no official depth chart, we can dissect each position, starting with running back.

Former NFL head coach and current Boston College head coach Bill O'Brien has a unique perspective on the Cowboys' first two 2025 NFL Draft picks, as he coached both in college. He offered his perspective on the two and what they bring to Dallas. 

When Brian Schottenheimer became Cowboys' head coach, he was faced with major decisions, and that includes some that required looking in the mirror.

It's been a long journey to the NFL for new Cowboys cornerback Shavon Revel Jr., but he's finally gotten to where he's wanted to be his entire life, and now is looking to prove to everyone why he belongs. 

When Shemar James got the call from the Cowboys during the 2025 NFL Draft, the moment was as manifestation of everything he dreamt about his entire life.

After going undrafted, former Oregon wide receiver Traeshon Holden got his opportunity in the NFL when the Cowboys signed him. Now, he's looking to prove everybody wrong. 

While all eyes might be on the first-round pick named Tyler, there's another player – Tyler Neville – whose journey to get here is why he calls himself "the luckiest guy on the planet."

New Cowboys defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku is ready to get to work in his new home, and prides himself on being a versatile "dawg" that can cause havoc in the backfield.  

The Cowboys hosted all 18 of their rookies at the Star in Frisco on Thursday to start the preparations for the team's rookie minicamp, which begins on Friday. 

Not content to use only one 2025 NFL Draft pick on a running back, the Cowboys launched one at Jaydon Blue and the other at Phil Mafah; and both appear ready for impact.