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Dallas Cowboys WR Jordan Hudson had a strong showing in the preseason finale and should earn a big NIL deal if he returns to college football this fall.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Jordan Hudson had a strong showing in the preseason finale and should earn a big NIL deal if he returns to college football this fall.

Jaishawn Barham's elite debut with the Dallas Cowboys has some major names in the NFL media space taking notice.

Linebacker Mike Hegman takes the title of the best Dallas Cowboys player to wear No. 58.

The Dallas Cowboys almost picked struggling offensive tackle Drew Shelton on Day 2 instead of promising linebacker Jaishawn Barham.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Camden Brown found out he made the initial 53-man roster in the strangest way.

The Dallas Cowboys' initial 53-man roster has been revealed ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Let's dive in with some analysis, position by position.

Former Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Sam Williams immediately found a new home in the NFL after being released, as he's signing with the Cleveland Browns.

The Dallas Cowboys reportedly received trade calls on Joe Milton, but they had no intention of trading him. So why release him then?

The Philadelphia Eagles just signed former Dallas Cowboys running back Jaydon Blue to their practice squad. They will soon learn why he was a Dallas castoff.

The Dallas Cowboys adding Wanya Morris to the practice squad, paired with Brian Schottenheimer's words on Broderick Jones, mean Terence Steele's job isn't safe.

Releasing Joe Milton wasn't the Dallas Cowboys' only inexplicable move from roster cuts. Let's shine a light on them.

In a shocking move, the Dallas Cowboys have waived quarterback Joe Milton to make room for new running back Emari Demercado.
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