Photo by Nicholas Faulkner/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Hoe the Cowboys can fix their roster holes in the draft The Dallas Cowboys have many roster holes going into the season and with the NFL Draft just around the corner this would be a great place to restock and rebuild. Let’s try fixing the roster by looking at the ideal prospect to take in each round and make this the “best-fix” solution draft. All players taken have to be realistic here (we used the Mock Draft Database), and it’s no trades as we try and find the best player for each pick given what the team has to play with. ROUND 1 ..read more

Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images The Cowboys will need a new backup QB After seven seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, Cooper Rush has found a new home in Baltimore serving as Lamar Jackson’s backup. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network announced this morning that Rush has agreed to terms with the Ravens on a two-year, up to $12.2 million dollar deal. A new backup for Lamar: The #Ravens and former #Cowboys QB Cooper Rush have agreed to a 2-year contract worth up to $12.2M, per me and @TomPelissero. After a long stint in Dallas, Rush heads to Baltimore in a deal negotiated by @EquitySports CEO Chris Ca ..read more

Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Some Cowboys free agents haven’t found new teams yet. Could this lead to their return to Dallas? After about a week of 2025 free agency, some of last year’s Cowboys have yet to find new teams. But as Dallas has already added 10 new players on top of re-signing others, the chances that certain unsigned veterans could return may be slim to none. Let’s check in on these guys and see how things stand. LBs Eric Kendricks & Nick Vigil Despite leading the Cowboys in tackles and forced fumbles last year, the 33-year-old Kendricks is still on the market. But with ..read more

Photo by Timothy Nwachukwu/Getty Images Just how excited should fans be about the Cowboys trade for Kenneth Murray? The Dallas Cowboys entered the offseason with some huge concerns at the linebacker position. Last year, they relied on veteran Eric Kendricks, second-year redshirt DeMarvion Overshown, and rookie Marist Liufau to handle the majority of the workload. They also had Damone Clark and Nick Vigil, but both played less than 15% of the snaps on defense yet in the top five in snaps on special teams. Entering the new season, the Cowboys were running quite thin at linebacker. Kendricks was ..read more

Photo by Brandon Sloter/Getty Images Your Sunday morning Cowboys news. Cowboys agree to terms on one-year deal with veteran WR Parris Campbell -Tommy Yarris, dallascowboys.com Newly-signed wide receiver fills Cowboys’ need for speed. The Cowboys are adding another veteran to their roster through free agency this time at the wide receiver position, agreeing to terms with former Philadelphia Eagle Parris Campbell on Saturday afternoon. Campbell, 27, is coming off a Super Bowl LIX championship with the Philadelphia Eagles. Last season, he played in five games and caught six passes for 30 yards a ..read more

Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Here is our scouting report on Trey Amos from Ole Miss. We continue our 2025 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at cornerback Trey Amos from Ole Miss. Tre Amos CB Ole Miss Rebels Senior 3-star recruit 6’1” 195 lbs Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images History Trey Amos, born Trenayvian Amos on March 3, 2002, in New Iberia, Louisiana, developed into a highly-regarded athlete before embarking on his journey through college football. Amos attended Catholic High School in New Ib ..read more

Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images Cowboys adding a WR free agent The Dallas Cowboys continue to make low-key moves throughout the start of 2025 free agency. A team that is normally dormant during the first week has added another player from the outside. This time they add to a weak wide receiver room behind CeeDee Lamb with Parris Campbell. Former Eagles free-agent WR Parris Campbell reached agreement today on a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys, per source. The Cowboys become the third NFC East team for which Campbell has played. pic.twitter.com/lpCBZA3yOG — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefte ..read more

Photo by Brandon Sloter/Getty Images There are still some free agents out there who the Cowboys should consider pursuing. The Dallas Cowboys have done more in the first week of free agency than what Cowboys fans are used to. But will they go even further? Dallas has money to play with from restructured contracts, and there are still some big-name free agents available. The question is whether Jerry Jones is interested in making a “splash” signing, a multi-year contract that would contain more yearly money than they are accustomed to giving. There are still some positions of need that need bols ..read more

Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images Cowboys' new LB Jack Sanborn being counted on to make impact right away It was a much busier first week of free agency for the Dallas Cowboys than we are used to. In their flurry of moves, the Cowboys signed Jack Sanborn to a one-year deal, with the monetary details yet to be released. Sanborn, now 24 years old, will be competing for a starting job in Dallas in 2025 with his former head coach, and new Cowboys defensive coordinator, Matt Eberflus. This signing should take us all down memory lane from 2024, when the Cowboys made their only signing during free a ..read more

Bob Donnan-Imagn Images The Cowboys still have work to do at running back. The last few days have been interesting, to say the least, regarding the Dallas Cowboys. They have signed some of their own players such as KaVontae Turpin and Bryan Anger. They have also lost some key players like DeMarcus Lawrence and Jourdan Lewis. Another story among the coming and goings of Cowboys free agency is the news that they’ve added two veteran running backs to replace the departed Rico Dowdle. Dallas signed Javonte Williams from the Denver Broncos earlier this week, and then added Miles Sanders. The Caroli ..read more