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After a career-best season for WR George Pickens, Cowboys owner/GM said at the NFL Honors red carpet that he wants Pickens to "be a Cowboy a long time" and is "looking forward" to start negotiations. 

Despite having two finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Cowboys won't be adding another legend to Canton this year. Darren Woodson and Jason Witten were both left off the final ballot. 

Speaking at the red carpet for the 2026 NFL Honors, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones discussed the team's hiring of new DC Christian Parker, saying the 34-year old was "really impressive" in the interview process. 

The Cowboys are headed overseas for the first time since 2014 and will play their first-ever game in South America with a scheduled game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

Christian Parker has developed three Pro Bowlers/All Pros in Cooper DeJean, Quinyon Mitchell and Patrick Surtain. I don't want to dismiss that, but the Cowboys corners don't have the draft pedigree those guys have. Coaching is important, but don't you think talent makes or breaks a team? I am on board with the hire, but doesn’t he need talent?

Cowboys QB Joe Milton learned a lot from his first season with in Dallas, especially from fellow QBs Dak Prescott and Will Grier. He discussed some of the lessons he's taken and how he's looking to grow more in year two. 

The NFL's annual awards show - NFL Honors - will recognize some of the best moments from the past and present. Here are five Cowboys up for awards, including two seeking the ultimate individual prize. 

Speaking on San Antonio’s Sports Star radio station at Super Bowl radio row, Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb said he wouldn't mind if George Pickens earns more than him in a free agent deal to stay with the Cowboys, and that he just wants "my man to get what he deserves."

With George Pickens now earning Pro Bowl MVP honors, the price tag only seems to be going up. Plus, Everson Walls’ Super Bowl victory, DeMarcus Lawrence sharing some memories with the Cowboys and more.

Former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett gave his thoughts on Dallas' 2025 season, Dak Prescott & George Pickens, the Cowboys' two nominees for the Hall of Fame as well as whether or not he's finished coaching in the NFL. 

The core of the special teams units should be back in 2026, headlined by Brandon Aubrey, whose contract situation might be the biggest question mark in the kicking game. 

The race has begun for the Cowboys to fill out their defensive coaching staff following the hiring of Christian Parker, and there's plenty to keep track of to begin this offseason.

Looking for fresh ideas and a fast-rising coaching talent, the Cowboys hired a national championship-winner to join Christian Parker in leading Dallas' defense.

The Cowboys didn’t spend $20 million of their salary cap last season and are rolling it into 2026. Sure, it will help now, but why didn’t they spend that money last year to improve the team? That seems like money wasted or a missed opportunity.

The Trevon Diggs era in Dallas came to a controversial end in 2025, and the offseason will be focused on trying to reinvent a cornerbacks depth chart the Cowboys feel is unsettled.

On Tuesday night, eight Cowboys will represent the NFC in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, the most of any NFL team this season. 

The Cowboys have identified the replacement for Aaron Whitecotton, and Marcus Dixon arrives in Dallas to reunite with both the team and Christian Parker.

Cowboys DT Quinnen Williams is looking forward to the "amazing chance" to play for new DC Christian Parker, and feels Dallas' defense has the personnel to turn the unit around in 2026. 

Hasn’t the achievement of making the Pro Bowl been cheapened? Shouldn’t how many Pro Bowls a player has been named to be eliminated from contract talks or used to enhance their argument for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame? Agree, or am I missing something?