The Dallas Cowboys haven't often been active in free agency in recent seasons under owner-slash-general-manager Jerry Jones. The 2025 NFL offseason was expected to bring more of the same strategy ...

The Dallas Cowboys showcased some of their selective aggression on the opening day of the NFL's legal tampering period by signing a replacement for free agent running back Rico Dowdle, who became ...

The Dallas Cowboys have addressed their running back room on the first day of the NFL's legal tampering window. A person close to the situation confirmed the deal to USA TODAY Sports' Tyler Dragon.

Javonte Williams is headed to Dallas. The Cowboys agreed to sign the former Broncos running back to a one-year, $3 million deal on Monday, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. With 2024 starter Rico Dowdle a ...

The Dallas Cowboys have been relatively quiet this offseason. Their top priority will be extending Micah Parsons, but that does not mean they can't make a blockbuster move soon. Dak Prescott has ...

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms on a one-year, $3.5 million deal with former Denver Broncos running back Javonte Williams, a source confirms to Star-Telegram. The deal was first reported ...

DALLAS — The NFL free agency period began in earnest Monday at 11 a.m. CT, when teams and players could begin agreeing to contracts, and the Cowboys have been much busier than last year.

DALLAS — Our team of experts from DLLS Sports will be breaking down all the latest signings, surprises, and what they mean for the league as free agency begins. Watch on WFAA+. Legal tampering ...

NFL free agency is here, an exciting time for the Dallas Cowboys to improve their roster. The Cowboys didn’t do much of anything last offseason, but the expectation is for them to be more ...

One former Dallas Cowboys standout is considering a return to the NFL after a brief retirement. According to reports from NFL Insider Tom Pelissero, former Cowboys receiver Michael Gallup, who ...

FRISCO — The Cowboys used to play the role of Evil Empire in free agency. Remember? You may have forgotten they spent $32 million in signing bonus money in 2005 on four players for coach Bill ...