Christian Parker has been at the helm of the Cowboys' defense for the last few months, and is now seeing an "urgent" unit take shape on the field as Dallas goes through the offseason program. 

Officially retired from the NFL, Tyron Smith is still around - and still helping the Cowboys O-line again. The veteran left tackle has been back working with the O-line and has been a "big help" so far this offseason. 

After several seasons of struggling against the run, the Cowboys defense must improve at middle linebacker in order to be successful.

This offseason will feature, amongst other things, a headline battle at left tackle, and Nate Thomas is already showing the Cowboys why he feels he's ready for the role. 

Dak Prescott, Quinnen Williams and more veterans on the Cowboys' roster weighed in on their first impressions of first-round pick Caleb Downs. 

A home-run hitter of the highest order at Texas, Jaydon Blue was forced to learn some hard lessons as a Cowboys' rookie — lessons he says forced him to change for good.

A former Jackson State talent now doing damage for the Cowboys in the NFL, James Houston just earned a top HBCU honor for what he did in 2025.

Cowboys first-round pick Caleb Downs classifies himself as "a learner," and applies it to all areas of his life. One of those is with Dallas, as he goes through his first offseason program with the Cowboys learning about his role in the defense. 

OTAs are all about play and scheme installation, but things will ramp up next week with the Cowboys' mandatory minicamp. Plus, T.J. Bass is getting work at center, the latest at offensive tackle and more!

Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown said Tuesday that he'll be taking on the responsibility of playing MIKE linebacker and wearing the green dot for Dallas' defense. He's "excited" for the opportunity he's waited for to come to fruition.

On Tuesday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott discussed heading into his 11th year with the team, George Pickens' situation and what he's learned early on from facing Christian Parker's defense. 

News and notes from the Cowboys' second open OTAs practice on Tuesday, as Dallas' defensive unit had a strong day with the team getting closer and closer to next week's mandatory minicamp. 

Cowboys second-year CB Shavon Revel says his "knee is 100%" and is looking to grow under Christian Parker and Dallas' new defensive staff as he competes for a starting role in the secondary.

The Cowboys' defensive tackle duo of Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark broke down what's stood out early about Christian Parker's defensive scheme, and where they fit in it. 

Cowboys first-round pick Malachi Lawrence has signed his rookie contract with the Cowboys, meaning all seven of Dallas' 2026 NFL Draft picks are under contract. 

As OTAs get underway in Dallas, Cowboys' head coach Brian Schottenheimer revealed when to expect DaRon Bland and Donovan Ezeiruaku to return to the field.

After head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas will compete for the starting left tackle job, Guyton's approach to the competition is to "come to work every day" and "try to get better."

The Cowboys will look to sharpen their chances at becoming a contender early when they hold joint practice against Myles Garrett and the Rams, but also the Saints.

The Pro Bowl receiver isn't present during the voluntary portion of the offseason, but Cowboys' head coach Brian Schottenheimer gave a promising update.

Caleb Downs has justifiably owned headlines in Dallas, but the Cowboys have a special veteran talent in Jalen Thompson ready to team with him.

While the defense struggled in many areas last season, one area that simply needs to change is recording more turnovers. Plus, OTA questions, deserving high fives and more.

With the Cowboys beginning OTAs this week, a look at five storylines to keep an eye on throughout the week such as George Pickens' attendance, Christian Parker's defense and more. 

After a career-best season in San Francisco last year, LB Dee Winters is looking to continue to grow in a fresh start back in his home state with the Cowboys.

Two of the best players in the NFL found new homes on June 1, and the blockbuster trades changed a few things for the Cowboys as well.

The Dallas Cowboys' PR staff has won the Pro Football Writers Association's 2026 Pete Rozelle award, given each year to an NFL team's PR staff that consistently strives for excellence in its dealings and relationships with the media.