Three days, seven draft picks, two trades, five press conferences and seven conference calls. With all of that, you've got a lot of quotes. Here are some of the best ones to describe the newest players on the roster.

Wins and losses always occur during the regular season and playoffs. But if it's possible to win an NFL Draft, it's hard to think the Cowboys won't do that after the addition of Caleb Downs.

So how much did the defense improve in one night? We asked the staff writers to weigh in.

The staff writers of DallasCowboys.com have turned in their picks, revealing their 7-round mock draft, highlighting all eight of the Dallas selections, including two in Thursday's first round.

While the pre-draft press conference usually doesn't provide a lot of fireworks, that changed Wednesday when none other than President Bill Clinton showed up.

The New York Football team now has the Nos. 5 and 10 picks, both ahead of Dallas at 12. How concerned are you that they are going to target players the Cowboys really want? Does this make it more likely for Dallas to trade up?

After recently becoming the NFL's highest-paid kicker, what's next for Brandon Aubrey? When asked his next goal, the down-to-earth kicker provided the simplest of answers.

I've always heard that second-round picks should be guys you count on to be solid starters for a number of years. Why has the second round been such a problem for this team?

Former Cowboys great Jason Witten was back in Frisco to present the Collegiate Man of the Year award to one of the best defensive players in college football last year.

Looking to solidify the depth chart and answer some depth questions, the Cowboys added veteran receiver Marques Valdez-Scantling and two other experienced free agents.

Which player selected on Day 3 of the draft intrigues you the most? Do any have a shot at truly making an impact in 2026?

With their final pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Cowboys turned back to the offensive side of the ball and selected Anthony Smith out of ECU.

Looking to help add firepower to their rebuilt defensive line, the Dallas Cowboys took a trip to Tuscaloosa and brought LT Overton to the unit for Christian Parker.

Continuing to build and revamp their defense for 2026, the Dallas Cowboys take a trip to the swamp to add cornerback Devin Moore in the fourth round of the NFL Draft.

In a defensive-heavy draft this year, the Dallas Cowboys make their first offensive pick Drew Shelton, adding the talented offensive tackle to the mix for the future.

With their third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys make another move to improve their defense by selecting linebacker Jaishawn Barham.

The Cowboys made a trade early on Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft to acquire linebacker Dee Winters from the San Francisco 49ers.

As the first-ever player selected out of UCF by the Cowboys, Malachi Lawrence understands the assignment and wants to do special things in Dallas.

On Monday, the Cowboys began their 2026 offseason workout program at the Star in Frisco.

Which player selected on Day 3 of the draft intrigues you the most? Do any have a shot at truly making an impact in 2026?

The Cowboys' additions of rookie players aren't complete after the end of the 2026 NFL Draft, as Dallas is working on signing their undrafted free agents.

The Cowboys' 2026 NFL Draft class is complete, as the Cowboys added seven players, including five on defense, headlined by first-round pick Caleb Downs.

Through two days of the NFL Draft, the Cowboys have drafted three new defenders and traded for another to add to Christian Parker's defense. Dallas is confident in their new faces, with owner/GM Jerry Jones saying "we've changed this defense."

The NFL has the Cowboys' opponent for their international game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2026: The Baltimore Ravens.

From getting two and a half hours of sleep to an escort into the Star, an inside look at Caleb Downs' first day as a member of the Dallas Cowboys.

Caleb Downs knew that coming to the Cowboys was "a good opportunity" when visiting Dallas, and now the opportunity has arrived. He believes he can "do it all" for the Cowboys' secondary at multiple positions.

So how much did the defense improve in one night? We asked the staff writers to weigh in.

The New York Football team now has the Nos. 5 and 10 picks, both ahead of Dallas at 12. How concerned are you that they are going to target players the Cowboys really want? Does this make it more likely for Dallas to trade up?

The middle in the middle of the O-line for most of the 1970s has passed away. John Fitzgerald started 109 games for the Cowboys at center.

I am all for using one of the first-round picks on a young elite defensive player, but what are the chances the Cowboys use one of those first-round picks to trade for a proven veteran defensive player? To walk away from the draft with a first-round cornerback and a stud linebacker or pass rusher by trading one of those firsts would be awesome.

Which position do you think is more important on the offensive line, left guard or left tackle? I realize left tackle protects Dak Prescott's blind side, but I feel guard is more important for the running game, which will then help the passing game. Given that, Tyler Smith is great at either position, but I think he is more needed at guard. What is your opinion?

The Cowboys have always stuck to best player available in the draft. Is this the year that's finally off the table? If an offensive player at a skill position is considerably higher on their board, and a trade isn't available to them, do they pass?

Are you concerned not just about how many inside linebackers are on the roster, but the size of the guys they currently have? I know it's a different day and age, but generally the 3-4 calls for larger inside linebackers.

Can this defense have a successful rebuild if the free agent signings only include good depth pieces? Or is the only way to turn this defense around depend on a top tier player?

What is your opinion of the Cowboys' trade for Rashan Gary from the Packers? Does it seem that it's a good trade? How does he help the defense? Is a fourth-round pick reasonable to give up to add him to the roster?

In my opinion, the Cowboys are in the same exact position as they were last year. Do you believe the organization has learned from its past mistakes or will it be more of the same?

The drafting of Caleb Downs has reminded many of another great Cowboys safety, Ring of Honor member Darren Woodson.

So how much did the defense improve in one night? We asked the staff writers to weigh in.

It was a hectic day at the Star, writes Mickey Spagnola, as President Clinton dropped in, non-negotiations with George Pickens were revealed and more.

What position would you say is the biggest need the Cowboys must address in the upcoming draft? And are there any positions they should simply stay away from in the first round?

After attending last night's Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award ceremony, Mickey Spagnola found a guy that the Cowboys should seriously look at in the upcoming draft, Texas Tech inside linebacker Jacob Rodriguez.

Former center John Fitzgerald and Mike McCoy, creator of the Cowboys' original trade value chart, are remembered in this week's Mick Shots. Plus, is D'Angelo Ponds' size worth the gamble, draft tidbits and more.

I'm seeing a lot of good quarterbacks in this year's draft. Any chance the Cowboys will pick one on Day 3?

One thing is certainly still on the Cowboys' offseason to-do list … finding the next man in the middle.

Will the Cowboys make a trade on draft day? If so, moving down might be the best option. Plus, Dak Prescott moving up the charts, Javonte Williams moving the chains and more.

The staff writers of DallasCowboys.com have turned in their picks, revealing their 7-round mock draft, highlighting all eight of the Dallas selections, including two in Thursday's first round.

The 2026 Draft Blog is officially kicked off as Tommy Yarrish and Kyle Youmans dive into the daily ongoings of the draft process leading up to the NFL Draft in late April.

The 2026 Senior Bowl kicks off this week in Mobile, Alabama where draft prospects will head to perform in front of NFL teams and scouts to try and improve their draft stock. Here are some names to keep an eye on throughout the week.

Beginning on Friday, over 100 draft prospects will make their way to the Star in Frisco for the East-West Shrine Bowl practices. Here's a look at some defensive players to watch, as the Cowboys look to add personnel to new DC Christian Parker's unit.

With cap space tight but key contributors emerging, the Cowboys must decide which 2025 standouts are worth keeping as the foundation for their 2026 roster.

The Cowboys close their season out on Sunday on the road against the New York Giants. The DallasCowboys.com staff gives their thoughts and predictions in this week's Gut Feeling.

Here are 8 notable 'big facts' to remember ahead of Sunday's Noon CT kickoff on FOX.

The staff writers weigh in on Thursday's matchup between the Cowboys and Commanders on Christmas Day.

With the playoffs off the table, the Cowboys turn their focus to evaluating depth pieces whose final opportunities could determine their place in Dallas' long-term plans.