Sean McKeon

It's the end of the Dalton Schultz era in Dallas, but the scepter being passed to Jake Ferguson and Peyton Hendershot doesn't mean the Cowboys can ignore a robust 2023 draft class.

Jerry Jones says he's unsure how the tight end spot will unfold in 2023, but sounds optimistic about the young players at the position.

Dalton Schultz and the Cowboys will meet at the negotiating table again in 2023 but, if no deal is struck, there are several interesting names to peek at in NFL free agency

Dalton Schultz is entering another offseason without a long-term deal in hand, and that creates questions at a position once dominated by Jason Witten, as Dallas sorts through it all.

Just in time for Wednesday's practice, the Cowboys filled out their practice squad, which includes veteran QBs and a kicker, and a rookie RB.

The Cowboys will have Dalton Schultz for at least one more season thanks to the franchise tag, but what does their multi-year game plan at tight end look like?

This series seeks to identify some of the unheralded members of the Cowboys' roster, highlighting how they might make the team and have an impact on the 2020 season.

For the second time in the last two years, the tight end position is without Jason Witten. How does this group look different with Blake Jarwin on top of the depth chart?

Over the next two weeks, dallascowboys.com dives deeper into the talented group of undrafted rookies that will battle for a roster spot this offseason.