After winning the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks, DeMarcus Lawrence had a message for the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys need to start with defense if they want to be improved in 2026.

Ten Cowboys -related thoughts about Super Bowl LX and the events of Super Bowl week: 1. Seahawks vs. Cowboys: How good are these Seattle Seahawks compared to your Cowboys? You might get the answer quicker than Brian Schottenheimer’s team is ready to supply one.

If the Dallas Cowboys lose George Pickens in free agency, two of the top NFL squads have been named potential suitors, including the reigning AFC champ.

There has never been a shut out in Super Bowl history. The fewest points scored by a Super Bowl team is three by the Los Angeles Rams in their 13-3 loss to the New England Patriots in 2019, and by the Miami Dolphins in their 24-3 loss to the Dallas Cowboys in 1972.

A franchise that once achieved the extraordinary feat of winning three Super Bowls in four years now endures the sting of a 30-year championship drought under Jerry Jones. Adding salt to that gaping wound are the glaring leadership issues with Dak Prescott and company,

Grapevine’s own Post Malone, Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning and comedian Shane Gillis team up for Bud Light and chase a keg down a hill in a scene reminiscent of the downhill cheese roll in England. Rolling into #SBLX with @postmalone @shanemgillis and Peyton Manning pic.twitter.com/gmtG0piZaS

So, how will Dallas thread the needle when it's roughly $30 million above the salary cap (per Over The Cap)? Well, FOX Sports NFL writer Greg Auman believes that the Cowboys will land four players on his top 100 free agents list,