Heading into the NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys are one of the enigmas. Sure, no one expects the Cowboys to capture headlines by making a big trade to move up in the draft or acquire a marquee player from another franchise, but the Cowboys could make a trade during the draft to auction off one of their players, Trey Lance. Some have suggested the Cowboys would be better suited to move on from Dak Prescott, who at this point in the offseason doesn’t have a new contract and carries a near $60M cap...
The Cowboys are inching closer every day to being on the clock with the 24th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, yet there is still zero clarity on what they might do with that selection. Offensive line seems to be the most likely position they’ll target, but even then there are questions as to whether they’ll look for a left tackle or land a center. If it’s the latter, there are two center prospects that have emerged as popular fits for the Cowboys: Duke’s Graham Barton and Oregon’s Jackson...
The argument over what’s held the Cowboys back for so many years is multi-faceted, but one clear contributor is the success rate of their second- and third-round draft picks. Dallas has struggled on Day 2 of the draft for many years, but not without some wins along the way. Let’s look at some of their better Day 2 picks from the last decade. We’ve talked plenty before about Dallas’ ugly history in the second round of the draft, going back all the way to the poo-poo platter of RB Sherman...
The Dallas Cowboys have added their second external free agent in 2024. After adding veteran linebacker Eric Kendricks last month, the Cowboys make an addition to the running back room by signing Royce Freeman to a one-year deal per ESPN's Todd Archer. Freeman was a third-round pick of the Denver Broncos in 2018. In three years in the Mile High City, Freeman logged eight starts and ran for 1,187 yards and eight touchdowns. He spent two years with the Houston Texans afterward but ran for just 209...