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If you were an NFL general manager, would you rather be known for hitting on your top selections or finding the hidden gems? You have to choose just one.

Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele enter the 2026 season with very different expectations of themselves, and the Cowboys have a lot to figure out behind them as well.

A look into the film room on Dallas' 23rd overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft Malachi Lawrence, who put some intriguing things on tape during his time at UCF.

Seems when teams trade for a player, a contract extension is often agreed to right after the trade, but that wasn't the case with Dee Winters. In your opinion, is this wait-and-see approach with him a pro or con?

When the 2026 season gets underway, Quinnen Williams will likely be the motor that drives the entire defense in Dallas, and there are at least three reasons why.

Cowboys rookie first-round pick Caleb Downs is currently set to wear #13, according to the Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop. While numbers are always subject to change before the regular season, Downs is heading towards playing in his new number during OTAs.

With the 2026 schedule release, Mickey Spagnola gives a refresher on the Cowboys opponents for 2026. Plus, too much worry about the Green Dot, a tip of the cap and more!

In today's Tape Talk, a look at four plays from the film room breaking down where and how Cowboys first-round pick Caleb Downs makes an impact on defense.

It seems like the coaches want players who can play multiple spots, but I don't recall Tom Landry, Jimmy Johnson or even Bill Parcells mentioning position flex. If I was a rookie, I would want to focus on the speed, physicality and complexity of the ...

When Dak Prescott takes the field for the Dallas Cowboys in 2026, he'll still be in prime form, and on the hunt for a Super Bowl trophy while that's still true.