Minnesota Vikings pass-game coordinator Deronte Jones had a strong second interview for the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator position.

The Dallas Cowboys could be benefactors if the Buffalo Bills win in the second round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday.

He could accomplish something Sunday his Cowboys quarterback predecessors never did. A Dallas quarterback has never led the NFL in passing. Entering Sunday’s Week 18 regular-season finale, Prescott’s 4,

Former Cowboys, Packers cornerback Trevon Diggs has long-shot odds to potentially join a playoff team following his second release

DeMarcus Lawrence said he was never going to win a title with the Dallas Cowboys, and he is already close just one year after leaving the franchise.

Someone had to take the fall for the team’s shortcomings, especially on defense. Matt Eberflus ultimately got the short end of the stick. The Cowboys fired Eberflus as the team’s defensive coordinator on Jan. 6, just two days after their final game of the season.

Denver was in need of some quarterback depth after Bo Nix suffered a season-ending injury in its win over the Bills in the Divisional Round.

The Dallas Cowboys already had tough competition in the NFC East, but the addition of John Harbaugh makes their division even more formidable.

Here’s the thing. The Seahawks and Rams are rivals within the NFC West and the NFC East plays against that division in 2026. Dallas will visit both Seattle and Los Angeles in 2026 so it goes without saying that these will each be difficult games in all likelihood.

There was enough offensively in 2025 to suggest that the Cowboys in 2026 will be around the mark, but that alone isn't enough.