Looking for fresh ideas and a fast-rising coaching talent, the Cowboys hired a national championship-winner to join Christian Parker in leading Dallas' defense.

The Cowboys have identified the replacement for Aaron Whitecotton, and Marcus Dixon arrives in Dallas to reunite with both the team and Christian Parker.

The second domino has now fallen in the Cowboys mission to revamp its defensive staff, with Ryan Smith joining newly-appointed defensive coordinator Christian Parker in Dallas.

The race has begun for the Cowboys to fill out their defensive coaching staff following the hiring of Christian Parker, and there's plenty to keep track of to begin this offseason.

The 101st East-West Shrine Bowl showcased more than 100 NFL prospects in Dallas, but a handful not only stole the show — they also make perfect sense for the Cowboys.

The hiring of Christian Parker as defensive coordinator has served as an immediate catalyst to the Cowboys cleaning house on that side of the ball.

With Christian Parker named as the Cowboys' defensive coordinator for 2026, he's wasting no time allowing reaching out to candidates he'd like brought to Dallas.

After a thorough search for their next defensive coordinator, the Cowboys are zeroing in on naming Christian Parker to the position for 2026.

What Dak Prescott was able to do in his record-setting season was a sight to behold, and the fact he did it only months after a devastating injury has him one step away from a top NFL honor.

This year's East-West Shrine Bowl will feature Lunda Wells in a lead role and Aaron Whitecotton attempting to keep his offense at bay when things kick off in Frisco.

With a list of players scheduled to hit 2026 NFL free agency, the Cowboys will have a lot to sort through when it comes to who could stay and who might go.

Jim Leonhard and other candidates for defensive coordinator are being interviewed by the Dallas Cowboys as they seek to replace Matt Eberflus, and fans can keep track here.

In the four years Tyler Smith has been with the Cowboys, the All-Pro has already seen plenty, and what he saw from Tyler Booker was enough to crown him with amazing praise.

The start of the 2026 offseason began with the Brian Schottenheimer and the Cowboys' front office laying out their plan for a new defensive coordinator, free agency and lots more.

Tyler Smith spent the last several games of 2025 wondering if the Cowboys would ask him to be a guard or a tackle going forward, and he got his answer — sort of.

The complete calendar of NFL events, dates and deadlines is now set in stone and, as such, the Cowboys know exactly how to manage their offseason entering the 2026 campaign.

The conclusion of the 2025 season meant the Cowboys were permitted to immediately begin signing young players to futures deals, and the list includes very promising talent like Traeshon Holden.

The signing of Jadeveon Clowney by the Cowboys proved to be one of their best decisions of 2025, and the veteran pass rusher is officially a must-have, again, in 2026.

It was a quieter day for Phil Mafah, but he made his NFL debut count by joining Jaydon Blue in doing something the Cowboys have rarely seen in franchise history.

A list of transactions were conducted by the Dallas Cowboys for their 2025 finale, including preparing to get their first regular season look at rookie running back Phil Mafah.

On the verge of capping off a career-best season by entering legendary air within Cowboys' history, George Pickens will soon turn his focus to free agency; and Dak Prescott's advice.

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Coming soon for Javonte Williams is a second consecutive trip to NFL free agency, and while he understands what that means, he also has a very simple New Year's resolution.

Everyone wondering if the Cowboys would change their mind about starting Dak Prescott to finish the season just got their answer ahead of the Week 18 finale.

The All-Pro defensive end was lights out for the Cowboys in helping them take down the Commanders to halt a three-game losing streak, and then had words about his future.

An age-old rivalry was once again a nailbiter before the clock expired in the nation's capital, and several Cowboys left it all on the field against the Commanders.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys wanted to contend for a Super Bowl in 2025, but the four-time Pro Bowler is refusing to lay down simply because the playoffs are a no-go.

When Ryan Flournoy exited the matchup against the Chargers with a knee injury, he and the Cowboys feared the worst, but he received an early Christmas gift from the MRI.

A third consecutive loss has the Cowboys fighting to avoid a losing season in 2025, and Dak Prescott has words about not only that, but also what he expects for 2026.

Having suffered their third consecutive loss, the Cowboys now face the possibility of another losing season, and Jerry Jones got candid about several topics.

The All-Pro cornerback is again dealing with a foot injury that could land him on season-ending injured reserve ahead of the Cowboys matchup against the Chargers.

In a short three months from now, Javonte Williams will find himself back in free agency — barring a new deal being signed before then — and his intentions for the Cowboys are clear.

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After losing to the Vikings, the Cowboys can no longer hold out hope for the playoffs, but Dak Prescott was scathingly honest about what Dallas' approach has to be to end 2025.

The latest showing by the Dallas Cowboys saw them leave a lot on the field against the Vikings, and Brian Schottenheimer was candid after the Week 15 loss.

A corporate war between Netflix and Paramount is underway, but what James Gunn just said has fans of Superman exhaling, and smiling.

We finally know when Black Panther 3 will hit theaters, and the release window hints at something massive for Wakanda and the MCU.

When news landed of a delay of the Lanterns series, concerns emerged, but the DC Studios co-CEO just put all of our worries to bed.

A terrifying moment against the Lions landed CeeDee Lamb in the NFL's concussion protocol, and the All-Pro just provided a major update on his status going into Week 15.

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Cooper Beebe and Tyler Booker aren't naive to the offensive line struggles in Detroit, and have a plan in place to keep it from happening again against Minnesota.

The defensive front in Dallas is arguably one of the best, and it's helping power the Cowboys forward, but Kenny Clark says what they've done won't matter if they don't perform in Detroit.

Both the Cowboys and the Lions are viewing their upcoming matchup as a must-win with playoff implications, and Dak Prescott is preparing for a dogfight in Detroit.

A series of reinforcements have aided the Cowboys in their bid to make a run toward the playoffs, and Trevon Diggs is about to become one of them.

Those who know Malik Davis' journey to this point understand exactly why his explosive touchdown against the Chiefs has the Cowboys' RB so thankful.