Hunter Luepke

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott throws a 3-yard touchdown pass to running back Hunter Luepke.

Dallas Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke charges through two Jets en route to first-down marker.

FB Hunter Luepke speaks with the media for the first time since signing his contract extension, recaps Week 1, and how he's preparing for a Week 2 matchup against the New York Giants.

Hunter Luepke met with the media following Thursday's training camp practice to discuss the versatility that has been asked of him this camp, his impression of the running back room, why he wears the number 40 and more.

Dallas Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke looks like 2010 Peyton Hillis on a truck-stick run vs. Washington Commanders.

Dallas Cowboys fullback Hunter Luepke's 18-yard catch and run puts the Cowboys on the doorstep of the end zone.

RB Hunter Luepke speaks with the media after practice heading into a Week 5 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Dallas Cowboys fullback Hunter Luepke off to races for a 24-yard catch and run in the clutch vs. Baltimore Ravens.

Dallas Cowboys' trick-play concept yields quarterback Dak Prescott's dime to fullback Hunter Luepke.

Cowboys FB Hunter Luepke speaks with the media at Training Camp in Oxnard, CA.

Dallas Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke's first NFL touchdown extends Cowboys' lead to 37-3 over the New England Patriots.

Fullback Hunter Luepke talks about his standout performance vs the Las Vegas Raiders and how it helped him make the 53-man roster, what his versatility can bring to the team this season and more.

Running back Hunter Luepke shares his thoughts following a 31-16 win over the Las Vegas Raiders.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Will Grier and running back Hunter Luepke connect for a 15-yard touchdown.

Dallas Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke slides by a Las Vegas Raiders tackler on a 29-yard catch-and-run.

Dallas Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke lays out for a diving catch to pick up a first down.

Hunter Luepke signed a two-year extension last week but his focus hasn't changed from his "just make the team" philosophy. 

Having successfully extended DaRon Bland following the Micah Parsons trade, the Dallas Cowboys also secured their versatile fullback, Hunter Luepke, for the next several seasons.

It's interesting that Conor Riley, the Cowboys' new offensive line coach, coached both in college. Could we see different roles for them this year? 

Since mid-March, the Cowboys have added 30 new players to the roster, creating plenty of changes at each position. While there is no official depth chart, we can dissect each position, starting with running back.

Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders join a room of running backs in Dallas that is both thin and unsettled going into the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Cowboys still have decisions to make.

 Listed as a fullback, Hunter Luepke proved to be valuable in different spots on the field. While the running back room has yet to be defined, there should be a role for Luepke as he enters Year 3.

Hunter Luepke continues to add value to the Cowboys offense in a variety of ways. But he says he's found inspiration from previous successful fullbacks that have helped him pattern his style of play. 

Unless Luepke will be running the ball, the tight end prospects would seemingly offer betters skill sets in the areas of blocking and catching. What gives?

Take a look at 10 players that have seen their stock rise since the beginning of training camp in Southern California.

Today's 20 Questions series focuses on the running back position, asking the staff writers to pick a "sleeper" of the group that could end up being a big surprise.

Ezekiel Elliott has returned to provide stability to the Dallas Cowboys' depth chart at running back, but the plan isn't to turn him back into the workhorse for 2024.

It's very possible that the Dallas Cowboys make another addition to the running back position in free agency, but what are the odds that they pull that trigger in the 2024 NFL Draft?

Tony Pollard and Rico Dowdle are both approaching NFL free agency in 2024, and it presents an opportunity for the Dallas Cowboys to make major changes at RB

After notching his first NFL touchdown, rookie running back/fullback Hunter Luepke is ready to take on any challenge to help the offense be successful.

It's now clear that Jayron Kearse won't get his wish for No. 0 but, following lots of roster movement and a trade, he'll come very close to it with his new jersey for 2023.

Making the active roster as a rookie is one thing. But as an undrafted free agent, the task in front can be daunting. For OL T.J. Bass and FB Hunter Luepke, the task was accomplished, but not without adversity along the way.

Sam Williams, the Dallas running back group and more will be in a matchup spotlight going into Saturday's preseason opener against Jacksonville.

The starting running back spot will look different this year with Tony Pollard starting, but it's rather unclear after that, as the writers described the position as "blurry" and "fuzzy" in today's 20 Questions series. 

The Cowboys had a rich history of finding post-draft talent. In our series of 20 questions heading up to training camp, we focus on the undrafted rookies that might make an instant impact.

Entering his rookie season, undrafted free agent Hunter Luepke has the versatility to make an early impact in multiple facets of the Dallas offense and special teams.