The pass rush is flush with recognizable names like Micah Parsons, Dante Fowler Jr. and Payton Turner. Marshawn Kneeland, Sam Williams and Donovan Ezeiruaku are all promising youngsters, but can they afford to keep all six?

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The Dallas Cowboys’ defensive issues could persist into 2025, meaning the 2026 NFL draft may be critical in finding the right solution.

Still other teams are set to witness the conclusion of some unexpectedly tight position battles -- competitions that could have a serious ripple effect on the 2025 regular season, depending on injuries and how much depth charts are tested.

This has been a chaotic offseason for the Dallas Cowboys. What should have been a quiet offseason of keeping key players has devolved into a messy saga filled with spicy quotes. The biggest issue on hand is Micah Parsons' contract extension and how he and the Cowboys can't agree on the terms of the deal.

The NFL continues to reveal players in the yearly offseason "NFL Top 100." Three Arizona Cardinals players made the list, with linebacker Josh Sweat at No. 95, tight end Trey McBride at No. 65 and safety Budda Baker at No. 34, making the list for the sixth straight year. Several players the Cardinals will face in 2025 continue to be revealed.

Could the Dallas Cowboys have Joe Milton come off the bench for the preseason finale to give Will Grier a shot to win the spot behind Dak Prescott?

A report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero suggests the Minnesota Vikings are actively searching the trade market for a veteran wide receiver. With Jordan Addison suspended and several injuries hitting their depth chart,

On Wednesday, ESPN’s Field Yates released his 2026 NFL mock draft for the first round, which included two Florida players: one offensive and one defensive lineman.

NFL.com writers expect a losing season for the Dallas Cowboys, beginning with a dreadful 1-5 start to the year.