Donovan Wilson

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson sacks Tennessee Titans quarterback Joshua Dobbs.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson scoops up running back Travis Etienne's fumble on Jacksonville Jaguars' first drive.

Dallas Cowboys defensive back Donovan Wilson flies through the gap untouched for a sack on Colts quarterback Matt Ryan.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff's pass clock expires quickly due to Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson's blitzing sack.

Dallas Cowboys defensive back Donovan Wilson lays the lumber on New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones for a fifth Cowboys sack of the game.

Safety Donovan Wilson talks about stepping in for an injured Jayron Kearse, the level the defense is currently playing at and more.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson picks off Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady's underneath throw for a key Cowboys takeaway.

Safety Donovan Wilson shares his thoughts following a 56-14 win over the Washington Football Team.

Donovan Wilson spoke to reporters Friday about the Cowboys' defensive scheme and the differences he's seeing from last year.

Safety Donovan Wilson discusses his progress entering his third NFL season and the defense's excitement for padded practices starting Wednesday.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson comes down with tipped interception.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson jumps San Francisco 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens pass for key interception.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson's huge hit jars ball from Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook for Cowboys turnover.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Demarcus Lawrence and safety Donovan Wilson combine for strip-sack of Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins,

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson sacks Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz, forcing and recovering a fumble to give the ball back to his team's offensive unit.

Rookie Donovan Wilson led the NFL in preseason with 3 INTs, check out more reasons why the safety is Going Pro presented by Lowes.

Check out the Cowboys' 6th round pick, Texas A&M's Donovan Wilson, in action from his 2018 season for the Aggies.

There is no shortage of talent heading into NFL free agency this offseason, and the Cowboys will do their best to try and keep several of their own players from heading out of town

Micah Parsons is well-known as 'The Lion' of the NFL, but Donovan Wilson has now earned a nickname of his own, and it couldn't be more fitting when considering what he does for Dallas

The Cowboys survived the first eight weeks better than anyone could have predicted. Now, they get a chance to reset and get some key guys healthy for the second half of the season.

Having now signed an extension to remain in Dallas for the foreseeable future, Quinn and the Cowboys front office have built something eye-opening at safety; and in just two seasons.

The Cowboys signed both of their starting safeties last month in free agency, but from a long-term perspective, this might be a position the Cowboys want to address in the draft.

There might be bigger questions to answer in free agency, but it's concerning to think that all three of the Cowboys' top safeties from 2021 are out of contract. How will that be addressed?

Wednesday's practice would include two other notable players missing practice, both members of the Cowboys' secondary.

The Cowboys might have big question marks at safety, but one player who seems like a lock to return to the starting lineup is Donovan Wilson, who made more plays than any other defensive back in 2020.

The Cowboys needed a spark at safety and Donovan Wilson delivered, emerging as the most productive player in the secondary last season.

Mike McCarthy said Friday he's optimistic that Trevon Diggs, Anthony Brown and Donovan Wilson can play on Sunday. If they can, it would do wonders for the Cowboys' depth in the secondary.

Due to injuries, the Cowboys' top four cornerbacks haven't played together all season. This week? We'll see, but the group seems to be inching closer to full strength.

The Cowboys have some major changes at the safety position, from players lost to new coaches to the addition of a former first-round pick that could make an immediate impact.