Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images The Cowboys officially exercised Micah Parsons’ fifth-year option. On Wednesday, one of the NFL’s better wide receivers receive a long-term extension with their team as the Detroit Lions took care of Amon-Ra St. Brown. Whether or not that was incentive for the Dallas Cowboys to get something done with CeeDee Lamb remains to be seen. But the Cowboys were a bit active on Wednesday, and in a way that we all expected. As the afternoon unfolded it was reported by ESPN’s Todd Archer that the Cowboys are officially exercising Micah Parsons’ fifth-year option for the ..read more

Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images Here are five offensive prospects on the Cowboys radar in this year’s draft that compare closest to their own players It’s draft week! The greatest offseason show is upon us and for 250 prospects, they are about to head to the NFL and begin a career of professional football. Let’s take a look at five offensive players that have been connected to Dallas, and the closest player comparison to other Cowboys players of the past. OT Tyler Guyton (Oklahoma) Best Comp- Doug Free Size comparison: Guyton- Height- 6’7” 3/4 Weight- 322 lbs Arm Length- 34 1/8” Hand size- 1 ..read more

Photo by John Byrum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images If the Dallas Cowboys had to field a roster right now, would they even have a complete team? As we gear up for the 2024 NFL Draft, one of the key exercises is to see where the holes are on the current Cowboys roster. So using only current talent, we’re going to try to put together a 53-man projection. This is one of the clearest ways to identify how Dallas will prioritize its draft selections this week. This is especially intriguing right now given the mass exodus of players this offseason with few replacements. Gone are Tyron Smith, Stephon ..read more

Photo by Getty Images Congratulations to Robert Prince! The Dallas Cowboys did not make the major coaching shake ups that some expected after the way their season ended in the Wild Card playoff round, but have seen the defensive side of the ball affected in a trickle down effect from defensive coordinator Dan Quinn leaving to be head coach of the Washington Commanders. On offense, the brain trust of Mike McCarthy as both head coach and play-caller alongside OC Brian Schottenheimer remains in place, as well as WR coach Robert Prince entering his third year with the team. We bring up Prince beca ..read more

Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images The Dallas Cowboys trade for a 2021 first-round quarterback stands out among others... and not for good reasons. Thursday will mark the beginning of the 2024 NFL Draft. You do not have to be Russell Crowe’s character from A Beautiful Mind (I don’t know his name, I’ve never seen it) to be able to calculate that the 2021 NFL Draft took place three years ago. This is pertinent information right now as the Class of 2021 are all eligible to have their fifth-year options exercised by the team that holds their contractual rights. Some picks like Micah Parsons are ob ..read more

Photo by David Jensen/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Mock draft season is ending, so here is one more before we hit the real thing. This is it. The 2024 NFL Draft is this week. With only a couple of days left before the mocks stop and the real thing commences, we take a look at the Dallas Cowboys situation to try and figure out what the team may try and do when they are finally on the clock. Dallas Cowboys Mock Draft 2024 For this exercise, we used the Pro Football Network Mock Draft Simulator 24) Graham Barton, OL, Duke Photo by David Jensen/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Graham Barton fa ..read more

Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports Wake up to the latest news around the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones stands put on Cowboys’ 2024 motto: ‘All-in. All-in. All-in.’ - Grant Gordon, NFL.com ‘All in’ seems to be the slogan for the Dallas Cowboys in 2024. “We feel great about what we’ve been in free agency,” Jones said, via team transcript. “All-in. All-in. All-in. We’re all-in with these young guys. We’re all-in with this draft.” Jones’ original all-in musing was never free-agent specific. He spoke about “key contracts we’d like to address,” along with the team not building “for the future,” and authori ..read more

Photo by Chris Leduc/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images If Johnny Newton or Byron Murphy are available at the 24th pick, should the Cowboys consider drafting another DT? Before drafting Mazi Smith last year, the Dallas Cowboys hadn’t taken a defensive tackle with a first-round pick since Russell Maryland in 1991. While they could wait another three decades to do it again, the Cowboys could have some good options with their first pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. If so, what should Dallas do? While offensive line is clearly the team’s biggest need right now, the defensive line isn’t far behind. Smith d ..read more

Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images A recap of Tuesday’s press conference. With the 2024 NFL Draft beginning on Thursday, the Dallas Cowboys hosted their annual pre-draft news conference on Tuesday at The Star. Mike McCarthy, Stephen Jones, and Jerry Jones all answered questions from the media regarding their offseason, the upcoming draft, and their expectations for the season. Jerry Jones uses the phrase “all in” again Team owner Jerry Jones had the media buzzing heading into free agency in March, when he told them the team would be “all in” when it comes to making moves to put themselves in a ..read more

Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Despite humble beginnings, several of Dallas’ past and current stars were found on Day 3 of the NFL Draft. Day 3 of the NFL Draft is when teams hope to put some gravy on their offseason. These aren’t the guys you’re counting on to contribute immediately, if ever. But when they do, it feels like a huge win. Thankfully, the Dallas Cowboys have had several over the last ten years. There were a few Day 3 finds who didn’t make the cut for this list. Guys like Geoff Swaim, Damien Wilson, Cedrick Wilson, Xavier Woods, Kavon Frazier, and Noah Brown; most of them lat ..read more