Cleveland Browns fans consume the most alcohol per game at 2.8 beers, a new survey shows. Where do Cowboys fans rank?

SportsLine expert Jimmie Kaylor reveals five betting hot takes and longshot bets for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2025 NFL season

Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Sam Williams is returning from injury and excited to be back on the field, but some NFL writers believe he needs a change of scenery.

There’s peace in the perspective of being a 10-year veteran — and it doesn’t hurt that Prescott isn’t negotiating a new deal this time around.

The Dallas Cowboys have big goals, and here is one surprising player who could make or break their 2025 NFL season.

As training camp kicks off for the Dallas Cowboys, receiver CeeDee Lamb gave his thoughts on Micah Parsons' pursuit of a new deal ahead of the 2025 season.

OXNARD – This time last year, Dallas Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb wasn’t in Oxnard for training camp with his teammates and coaches; he was holding out, awaiting his new contract. That wasn’t a fun time for CeeDee nor his teammates or the organziation, but business is business and it had to be handled, and we are glad it was.

As you can see, Reed Richards’ stretchiness, Sue Storm’s force field and invisibility, Johnny Storm’s fire and flying, and the Thing’s rock arm power are all on display in the image that was posted by the Dallas Cowboys:

Since Zack Martin retired after 11 seasons in Arlington, Steele is now the most tenured starter on the Cowboys’ O-line.

With hopes to generate some excitement around Prescott and the 2025 season, the Cowboys’ social media team gave him a new nickname on Thursday. With a nice nod to Marvel’s “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” film, released Thursday in theaters, the Cowboys called Prescott, who wears the No. 4, “The Fantastic 4.”