Jayron Kearse

Safety Jayron Kearse address the media following Monday's practice to updated his injury status, his optimism in playing on Thursday and more.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 33-10 win against the Carolina Panthers.

Safety Jayron Kearse talks about what the loss of Leighton Vander Esch means to the team, how the move forward and more.

Safety Jaron Kearse talks about the challenges the Philadelphia Eagles present, his excitement to face them again and more.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 43-20 win against the Los Angeles Rams.

Safety Jayron Krease talks about the challenges defending WR's Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua present, returning from the bye week and more.

Jayron Kearse and the Dallas Cowboys allowed 42 points to the 49ers last week, and up next comes another prolific offense — one that will test their resilience in a major way.

Dallas Cowboys safety Jayron Kearse's relentless pursuit nets a chasedown sack of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts on the importance in how the team responded that week vs the Patriots, facing the George Kittle and 49ers again and more.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 28-16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 30-10 win over the New York Jets.

New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson's first interception of the game goes to safety Jayron Kearse in the fourth quarter.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts on facing the New York Jets offense, how their defense matches up with them and more.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 40-0 win over the New York Giants.

Safety Jayron Kearse talks about the competitive nature of the defense, their bond growing over the past few season and how it help them build an even stronger bond.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts on the start of the regular season, changing his number back to his college #1 and more.

With Donovan Wilson and Malik Hooker now extended, Jayron Kearse is vying to be the final piece in the three-headed hydra at safety to be rewarded by the Cowboys.

Sights and sounds from the sideline of safety Jayron Kearse and Linebacker DeMarvion Overson and the Dallas Cowboys training camp at the River Ridge Complex in Oxnard, CA.

Veteran safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts on getting back in pads, talking trash to the offense and how it builds continuous competition among the team.

Going into his third season with the Cowboys, safety Jayron Kearse has high expectations for what the defense can accomplish in 2023.

Jayron Kearse: May 25, 2023

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 19-12 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

Safety Jayron Kearse updates his injury status after leaving last week's playoff game in Tampa Bay, while sharing his thoughts on this weeks rematch with the San Francisco 49ers.

Safety Jayron Kearse shares his thoughts following a 31-14 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Dallas Cowboys safety Jayron Kearse snags Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady's first red zone INT since 2019, his first one with the Buccaneers, snapping an NFL record 410 consecutive attempts without throwing a red zone INT.

Jayron Kearse and the Dallas Cowboys allowed 42 points to the 49ers last week, and up next comes another prolific offense — one that will test their resilience in a major way.

Jayron Kearse helped lead yet another electric defensive charge by the Cowboys, as they continue to suffocate teams to begin the 2023 — never letting up until the job is done.

Jayron Kearse has been a key reason for the dominance on a Cowboys defense that was totally revamped in the Dan Quinn era, and he's surrounded by a kennel of talent.

Micah Parsons, Jayron Kearse and whoever starts at left guard for the Cowboys on Sunday night will each get a sizable challenge to kickoff the 2023 season.

There's been a number change for Jayron Kearse, his second with the Cowboys, but one that carries the most significance as it relates to his goals for the 2023 season.

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.

With Donovan Wilson and Malik Hooker now extended, Jayron Kearse is vying to be the final piece in the three-headed hydra at safety to be rewarded by the Cowboys.

With DeMarvion Overshown lost for the season, an opportunity for a hybrid safety to spin down to the second level is needed, and McCarthy sees it being an answer to thin depth at linebacker.

Things got heated in Southern California during the Cowboys final padded practice in Oxnard, and it wasn't because the sun was shining, but rather because the regular season is near.

Going into his third season with the Cowboys, safety Jayron Kearse has high expectations for what the defense can accomplish in 2023.

The Cowboys haven't always had this much talent and depth at safety, but with three experienced vets and some young playmakers behind them, it's a solid group from top to bottom.

The re-signing of Donovan Wilson proves the Cowboys have changed their outlook on how valuable impact safeties truly are, but it's still important to spark competition this April.

Micah Parsons doesn't lose many battles nowadays, but in the short-lived tug-of-war regarding the right to wear the No. 0 in 2023, it's Jayron Kearse who is walking away victorious.

The NFL made several rule changes this week, including the change for players to wear No. 0 in a game and kickers now have more number options, too.

Jayron Kearse doubled down on his excellent first season with the Cowboys, blending his stellar play on the field with his leadership and heart off the field and in the locker room.

Donovan Wilson is invaluable in what he provides the Cowboys defense, but as Dallas tries to get a deal done on the pending free agent, they have to keep their eyes open.

When the Cowboys needed them most, the defense saw key players step up in critical moments to steal the ball away from the Eagles — leading to a gutsy, resilient win over the Eagles.

Neville Gallimore knows exactly what's wrong with the Cowboys run defense, and other Dallas defenders are joining him in pointing it out as they try to use the Vikings to get on the 'same page'

Justin Jefferson is having his best season yet. But the Cowboys had success in slowing down the all-world receiver in the past. Can they do it again on Sunday?

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.

Back to full practice, Jayron Kearse is excited to rejoin a Cowboys safety group that he strongly believes is the best in the NFL.

While Dak Prescott continues working his way back from thumb surgery, a few other key Cowboys players have returned to practice this week.

While we know Dak Prescott will not play against the Bengals Sunday at AT&T Stadium, there will be at least other key players not on the field as well, further adding to the team's injury issues.  

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 are no strangers to Oxnard for training camp. But as they report for a new season, some of the veterans say "finding the team's identity" is one of the biggest goals.