The Dallas Cowboys might be over the cap, but they can free up more space than any other team this offseason.

Let's get specific about what Jerry Jones' new catchphrase means, and why the numbers show it really matters ahead of the 2026 NFL offseason. The Dallas Cowboys owner has told the media multiple times the team is incentivized to "bust the budget,

When it comes to the Dallas Cowboys' two first-round draft picks 2026 NFL Draft, just about every fan and media member has one word in mind: Defense. And though it's totally reasonable to think the Cowboys should focus their efforts and resources into fixing one of the worst defenses in the NFL,

The Dallas Cowboys could be active this offseason, which might include trading some of their own players for draft capital.

The Dallas Cowboys' 2025 season ended in failure, with a 7-9-1 record and no playoff appearance, in Brian Schottenheimer's first year as head coach. Micah Parsons was traded a week before the season to suck out all the positivity from the George Pickens trade, and the Cowboys' defense never recovered, despite getting Kenny Clark in return.

Life after Trent Williams is coming sooner rather than later. We know he's coming back for 2026, but he'll be 38. And you always need some depth along the offensive line. Lomu could be a potential successor to Williams. He played a lot of left tackle at Utah, making him a solid fit for the 49ers.

The Dallas Cowboys have made no secret about the team's desire to improve on defense, and a new 2026 NFL mock draft highlights two major areas of need.

One of the biggest brands in sports is headed to Brazil, as the NFL announced Thursday that the Dallas Cowboys will play the first-ever regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro in 2026. The game will be held at Maracanã Stadium,

Here are four players from our top 100 free agents list that we think the Cowboys will land this offseason.

Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Kenny Clark has been considered a potential cap casualty entering the NFL offseason, but he may have more job security than initially believed, thanks to DC Christian Parker.