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The Cowboys have said this offseason they plan on taking the best player available in the 2026 NFL Draft, even if it's an offensive player. Could that mean they get a player like Ohio State WR Carnell Tate?

Speaking on 105.3 The Fan Tuesday, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones gave the latest on where the Cowboys and other NFL teams stand on wide receiver George Pickens.

I am all for using one of the first-round picks on a young elite defensive player, but what are the chances the Cowboys use one of those first-round picks to trade for a proven veteran defensive player? To walk away from the draft with a first-round ...

Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey has made a living in opposing backfields getting after the quarterback. If the Cowboys elect to draft him, which may require a trade up, how much of an impact could he make?

With ten days to go until the 2026 NFL Draft, Mock Draft Monday takes a look at who analysts have the Cowboys picking with the 12th and 20th overall picks.

I'm thinking there could be three benefits to waiting until after the draft to make a trade: 1) Dallas will know what positions need an improved veteran presence; 2) other teams will know where they have surpluses; and 3) teams won't be asking for .. ...

One thing is certainly still on the Cowboys' offseason to-do list finding the next man in the middle.

Miami edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. fittingly played for a team whose mascot was the Hurricanes, as he could bring havoc to the Cowboys' pass rush if Dallas drafts him.

The tight end position has plenty of depth and experience. So where does Luke Schoonmaker fit in? He'll enter his fourth year still looking to carve out his role in what will be a contract season.

New guy or someone returning from injury, which addition is your favorite so far this offseason?