The Dallas Cowboys are getting more out of rookie running back Tony Pollard than anybody expected. When the Dallas Cowboys drafted Tony Pollard in the fourth-round of the 2019 NFL Draft, he was considered more of a scatback who could make an impact...
Ezekiel Elliott told Las Vegas police that the security guard he was seen on video pushing over in May, Kyle Johnson, demanded $500,000 from the Dallas Cowboys running back to stay quiet about the incident, per TMZ Sports ...
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters after Saturday's preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams that quarterback Dak Prescott deserves to be paid like a top-tier ...
Cowboys edge Rams 14-10 in preseason game in Hawaii
It’s fair to say that Cole Beasley is really enjoying suiting up for the Buffalo Bills.
The ex-Dallas Cowboys wide receiver admitted that he’s having more fun with his new team than he’s had at any level dating back to high school,...
For the second time this year, a former NFL player is leaving ESPN to return to the NFL. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports (announces) that Josh McCown of ESPN is now Josh McCown of the Eagles. McCown joins Cowboys tight end Jason Witten as football...
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Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott won't be charged for his May altercation with a security guard in Las Vegas...
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper has seen his preseason slowed by a heel problem.
According to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, Cooper has not been practicing due to a heel muscle strain. Though there is no clear timetable for his return, Cooper...
The Rams' John Kelly and Justin Davis are fighting for a roster spot and can display their talents in Saturday's preseason game with the Cowboys in Hawaii.
Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith won’t be hitting the Aloha State this weekend. Per multiple reports, Smith is dealing with a stiff back and will not make the trip to Hawaii for Saturday night’s game against the Rams. Smith’s issue...
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What if Dallas let Prescott walk? Retired NFL lineman Geoff Schwartz takes a look at how that scenario could play out. The Dallas Cowboys have three contract negotiations happening all at the same time. Dak...
Blake Bortles played the first two series against the Oakland Raiders, and he is expected to start again Saturday at Aloha Stadium.
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Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott headlines our sleeper picks for every position in fantasy football for 2019.
If Ezekiel Elliott returns to the Cowboys before the start of the season, owner Jerry Jones expects the running back to be ready to go. If Elliott doesn’t return by the start of the season, Jones is OK with what the Cowboys have at the...
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on Tuesday indicated the Cowboys need “team-friendly” deals from Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and Amari Cooper to have enough room to keep their core together. The Cowboys have several starters whose deals...
Jerry Jones got a deal done with Emmitt Smith in 1993 after the running back held out for the first two games. He got a deal done with Dez Bryant at the 11th hour in 2015 after the Cowboys franchised the receiver. So the Cowboys owner is not...
Cowboys receiver Amari Cooper hasn’t practiced in more than a week, but the team is not concerned. Cooper has plantar fascia irritation on the bottom of his foot, Mike Fisher of Maven Sports reports. “He’ll be fine,” a source...
Ezekiel Elliott has not reported to training camp and has put word out that he will not play in 2019 without a new contract, and one person who has deep ties to the Cowboys believes there is a possibility the star running back won’t return by...
Amari Cooper 's limitations during Dallas Cowboys training camp can be attributed to "plantar fascia irritation," Mike Fisher of Maven Sports reported Tuesday. "He'll be fine," an anonymous source added to Fisher...
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Former top picks like Taco Charlton and Artie Burns haven't had their NFL careers pan out as planned, and they're running out of opportunities.