He spent seven years away from Dallas, but it was something he saw in his first stint with the team that convinced him to come back as the new DC.

The Dallas Cowboys addressed the backup quarterback position by trading for Joe Milton III in the offseason, and he brings one of the league's best arms.

This time last year, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott didn't have his No. 1 weapon, CeeDee Lamb, on the practice field. Lamb was going through his contract situation and didn't hit the field until late in training camp. This time around, CeeDee has been at The Star from Day 1 of OTAs through to the end of minicamp.

The Dallas Cowboys will host a workout for five former NFL and UFL players who are looking to make the roster for training camp in July.

Geno Smith won a Comeback Player of the Year Award for simply constructing a decent season after being bad for so long. That being said, Dak Prescott can win the same honor for leading his team back to the playoffs after being shut down because of injury. QB1 of America's Team always finds his way back to the spotlight at some point.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is among the highest-paid players in the NFL, but is key to the team's success.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott didn't have a lot of things work in his favor in 2024, and one of them was the run game. Prior to Dak's season-ending injury against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 9, Dallas rushed for over 100 yards just twice (102 and 109) with Ezekiel Elliott and Rico Dowdle struggling to get anything going.

Bookmakers are expecting the Dallas Cowboys to be slightly better in 2025, as the team's over/under is set at 7.5 wins, compared to the seven games they won last season. The Dallas Cowboys, at +3700, currently have the 16th-ranked odds to win the Super Bowl in the league.

The Dallas Cowboys finished their mandatory minicamp Thursday at The Star in Frisco. Among the notable highlights, DE Micah Parsons has not yet signed an extension, and we got the first look at first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer's offense.

Adult Swim’s newest series will brush up against the world of the NFL — or, at least, its most famous team owner.

The Cowboys quarterback is hosting his annual retreat for skill players, setting the tone for a high-powered offense in 2025.