Brevyn Spann-Ford

TE Brevyn Spann-Ford meets with the media to share his thoughts on facing the Arizona Cardinals in week 8.

TE Brevyn Spann-Ford shares his thoughts following a 28-20 loss against the New York Giants.

Newly extended tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford reflects on his path from undrafted free agent to earning a new contract with the Cowboys, sharing a message of perseverance for players still chasing their NFL dreams. Spann-Ford discusses celebrating the milestone alongside fellow 2024 classmate Ryan Flournoy, praises Flournoy's resilience and development, and explains why the focus now shifts back to helping the team win games.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott completes a 31-yard pass to tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford against the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day during Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season.

Brevyn Spann-Ford met with the media following day 3 of training camp to discuss lessons he learned from live snaps his rookie year, the new look offense, the brotherhood of the tight end room and more.

Dallas Cowboys' tight end finds space over the middle of the field for a 18-yard catch-and-run off a pass from Cowboys' quarterback Cooper Rush.

Brevyn Spann-Ford sits down with team reporter Nicole Hutchison to discuss the Cowboys matchup this Sunday vs. the Washington Commanders.

Rookie undrafted TE Brevyn Spann-Ford addresses the media to share his thoughts on working with position coach Luda Wells, the chip on his shoulder and more.

Undrafted tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford shares his thoughts on joining the Dallas Cowboys and confidence going into rookie minicamp and more.

After joining the team together in 2024 as a sixth round pick and undrafted free agent, Cowboys WR Ryan Flournoy and TE Brevyn Spann-Ford will now remain together on the offense long-term after signing their respective contract extensions Friday.

The Cowboys and tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford have agreed to terms on a new extension.

Cowboys tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford has been a valuable blocker and special teams piece for Dallas in his two seasons with the team. Now, can he take his receiving game to the next level?

A list of Cowboys' players received great news in March, as top earners for NFL performance pay after leaving it all on the field in 2025.

With no tight ends heading to free agency in 2026, it's prudent to peek at the landscape for 2027, considering two of them hope to begin contract talks for the future.

In addressing the upcoming needs of each position, we focus today on the tight ends, where Jake Ferguson leads the way, while Luke Schoonmaker and Brevyn Spann-Ford look to further elevate the position room.

After injuries have troubled the Cowboys dating back to last year, some positive signs showed on the practice field Monday with CB Trevon Diggs and OT Tyler Guyton being among those returning to practice.

Tyler Guyton and the Dallas Cowboys dodged a nuke regarding the prognosis of his knee injury, but there's still a list of other ailments being nursed in training camp.

Here are some of the top moments, captured by the staff writers at Tuesday's practice.

Luke Schoonmaker showed great flashes in 2024, and he looks to continue that trend as others behind him on the depth chart aim to make a name at a position owned by Jake Ferguson.

The Cowboys' tight end room is one of the youngest position groups on the roster, and they seem to be content with what they've got. Now, can they take the next step in their development?

Undrafted at a position that was already crowded, Brevyn Spann-Ford managed to play in every game last year as a rookie. Now, it's time for him to take the next step for the Cowboys' offense in 2025.

Jake Ferguson is the unquestioned leader at tight end for the Dallas Cowboys, and his leadership has helped Brevyn Spann-Ford level up as 2024 rolls along.

When the Dallas Cowboys take the field for their Week 1 bout against the Cleveland Browns, there will be unfamiliar names wearing some very familiar jersey numbers.

The Cowboys have had some recent success finding undrafted talent at tight end. And they seem to prefer players from the Big 10 at this position. Minnesota's Brevyn Spann-Ford fits both descriptions.

The Cowboys have a good idea what the top of the tight end position will look like, but after that will be a battle to the end as the team is loaded with young talent.