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George Pickens is locked into a one-year franchise tag worth $27.3 million, but he’s not sweating the money—he’s laser-focused on winning a Super Bowl for Dallas. Despite stalled contract talks, Pickens is showing up for every practice, proving his commitment to the team’s goals over personal…

Malachi Lawrence, the Cowboys’ first-round pick, is stepping into the NFL with big shoes to fill—especially on a pass rush that desperately needs help. But instead of being thrown into the fire, he’s getting a smooth transition behind seasoned veterans like Rashan Gary and Donovan Ezeiruaku, plus…

Can the Dallas Cowboys finally break their 31-year Super Bowl drought? With high expectations and Dak Prescott declaring it’s “Super Bowl or bust,” the reality is stark: they haven’t even reached a conference championship since 2000. In fact, the Jets and Cardinals have more playoff wins than…

The Cowboys stunned the NFL by tagging George Pickens instead of locking him up long-term, turning his 2025 breakout season into a high-stakes audition for a mega-deal in 2026. After exploding with 93 catches, 1,400+ yards, and 9 TDs — stepping up heroically when CeeDee Lamb went down — Pickens now…

Rashan Gary’s move to the Dallas Cowboys is about legacy—not just stats. With his eyes on his kids and his future impact, Gary’s already making waves as a leader, setting the tone for young defenders with his relentless work ethic. From overcoming injuries to earning academic honors, his journey…

Dak Prescott is firing up the Dallas Cowboys for a “Super Bowl or Bust” 2026 season, embracing the pressure as the team seeks its first championship in over 30 years after missing the playoffs last year—driven by defensive upgrades and a renewed sense of urgency. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on…

Rashan Gary, the Pro Bowl edge rusher, is poised to be the game-changer the Dallas Cowboys desperately need, bringing five years of consistent dominance, 45 tackles and 7.5 sacks last season, and a relentless mindset focused on legacy. A captain in Green Bay and familiar with key Cowboys defenders,…

Dallas Cowboys players are under pressure to prove themselves this season, with Dak Prescott’s elite status on the line after a disappointing year, Jake Ferguson expected to deliver more than short-yardage work, Deuce Vaughn needing to establish himself as a reliable back, C.J. Goodwin battling…

Dallas Cowboys surprise fans by hiring 34-year-old Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator — his first NFL head coaching role. While some questioned the move, history shows Dallas has a knack for trusting rising coaches: past Super Bowl champs like Ernie Stautner, Dave Wannstedt, Butch…

Jalen Thompson’s rise in Dallas is already drawing NFL attention—even if he missed the top safety rankings, he’s got elite evaluators voting for him. With seven pro seasons, over 500 tackles, and a proven track record, Thompson’s contract reflects high expectations. But recent stats show a dip in…

Christian Parker’s hands-on, player-first approach is already earning rave reviews at Cowboys training camp, with players lining up outside his office—signaling strong buy-in for his first-year defensive coordinator role. While first-time coordinators often face steep learning curves, Parker’s…

Dallas Cowboys surprise fans by hiring 34-year-old Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator — his first NFL head coaching role. Though untested at the top level, Parker’s track record speaks volumes: he helped turn Patrick Surtain II into an All-Pro in Denver and refined Philly’s…