The Dallas Cowboys could change their offensive outlook by landing one dynamic running back. The Dallas Cowboys have gone through a lot of disappointment in recent years. Last season, the team missed the playoffs and dealt with a lot of injury issues. Jerry Jones chose to take action during the 2025 NFL offseason.

The Dallas Cowboys shouldn’t be overlooked, with an NFL analyst saying the team enters the 2025 season boasting its 'best roster in years.'

Injuries continue to pile up along the Dallas Cowboys offensive line following Tyler Guyton's knee injury, a day after guard Rob Jones broke a bone in his neck during training camp. While Guyton's situation is not season-ending, the projected starter at left tackle is questionable for Week 1 with a 4-to-6 week timeline for a return.

After roughly 40 minutes of waiting for an MRI to confirm our worst fears, the football gods intervened, and ESPN’s Todd Archer reported that Guyton only suffered a bone fracture, which won’t require surgery and will keep him out for 4-6 weeks.

The Dallas Cowboys have put the 2024 season in the rearview mirror, but the latest NFL power rankings do not give the team much hope for 2025.

If you missed the news yesterday, Cowboys second-year offensive line player Tyler Guyton went down yesterday and the first reports were thoughts of a torn ACL.

Cornerback Caelen Carson hyperextended his knee Sunday, an injury that will keep him out 4-6 weeks, Todd Archer of ESPN reports. It comes a day after an MRI showed a fractured bone and sprain in the right knee of left tackle Tyler Guyton, who also will miss 4-6 weeks.

A ranking of the 'best young cores' in the NFL has the Dallas Cowboys in the middle of the pack, despite untapped potential from a highly heralded rookie class.

Tyler Guyton's injury put the Cowboys on a rollercoaster ride Monday night, but they dodged a bullet. Brevyn Spann-Ford has also gone down.

Even as the 12th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the former Alabama guard said he’s carrying “a white-belt mentality.”

Washington Commanders Pro Bowl wide receiver Terry McLaurin's holdout from training camp is now over. McLaurin opted to take a yoga class away from the team facility Wednesday instead of participating in practice while vying for a new contract, but on Sunday he did report to camp, even without a new deal.