CowBuzz: Cowboys 7th In Latest Power Rankings

While we may not be able to watch sports, many athletes have stepped up during this challenging time to make their most important plays in the community.

Last fall, the National Medal of Honor Foundation announced that Arlington, Texas had been selected as the site for the future National Medal of Honor Museum. 

On Monday, center, Travis Frederick, announced his sudden retirement from the NFL at the age of 29.

While the sports world has hit a collective pause, several Dallas Cowboy players have taken this to use their platform and give back to the community.

He called it an "incredible blessing" to continue his career as a Dallas Cowboy.

After an outstanding college career at Alabama where he became a national champion and a Heisman Trophy finalist, Tagovalioa sat down with NFL Network's Steve Wyche to discuss his future. 

The Dallas Cowboys' 2019 tackle leader has committed himself to creating opportunities for minorities through the Jaylon Smith Minority Entrepreneurship Institute. 

On the day following NBA legend Kobe Bryant's death, Jason Witten shared a post to his Instagram of his most memorable experience and recent encounter with Bryant.

Many members of the Dallas Cowboys immediately posted their sadness on their own social media platfor

Excitement filled the Fox sports studio show as Pro Football Hall of Fame president David Baker announced Jimmy Johnson as the 328th inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The moment you hand your mother the keys to a new house and finally give her back only a piece of what your mother has sacrificed is something a young athlete could only dream of. For La'el Collins, that dream came true.

From the moment this team walked in the AT&T Stadium doors on Sunday, it seemed to be clear who was leaving with the win.