The Cowboys made their two additional roster moves during training camp.

As the Cowboys trimmed their roster to 53 players, Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah became casualties, and Brian Schottenheimer explains why — as well as the new addition to the room.

On Monday, the Cowboys waived QB Joe Milton, who had spent the offseason competing for Dallas' backup QB job with Sam Howell.

With the initial 53-man roster cutdowns completed, the Cowboys have constructed their 2026 practice squad, and it's loaded with talent.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday that veteran Terence Steele and newly acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones will be competing for the starting right tackle job.

Any surprises for you with the final cuts, whether it was a guy making the team or being left off?

The Cowboys have set their initial 53-man roster ahead of the regular season following the conclusion of training camp and the preseason. Check out who made the team with the regular season beginning in two weeks.

The Cowboys have officially trimmed the roster to 53 players, parting ways a few prominent players such as Jayden Blue and Sam Williams.

Now that training camp in Oxnard is complete, let's take a look back to some of the best performers during the practices. Here are the 20 players voted on by the staff writers and analysts.

With the recent signing of Quinnen Williams, it has shifted the order of Cowboys salaries. As we get closer to the 2026 season, here's a list of the Top 15 salaries, based off average per year.

CeeDee Lamb was given the highest Madden rating in the new EA Sports game. Here's the Top 10 Cowboys who made the list.

Now with George Pickens the latest to be tagged, let's look back at the 12 franchise tag situations in team history.

While all teams are in need of talent, don't forget the Cowboys have plenty of first-round picks, both from their own drafting or acquiring players from other teams. Here's a list of all 13 on the roster.

Check out the first 53-man roster of the regular season.

Training camp has come to an end - at least the Oxnard part. Let's take a look at the best players that shined the most in California.

Here are the ten men who have held the title of head coach in the Dallas Cowboys' 66-season history.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", and a much-needed discussion about mental health in the wake of the tragic loss of Dallas Cowboys' defensive lineman Marshawn Kneeland.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

After being traded to the Cowboys from the 49ers, Dee Winters' film shows how his eye discipline and quick trigger can help Dallas' linebacker room grow.

Cowboys seventh-round pick Anthony Smith has something you can't teach: Straight-line speed. It shows up plenty on his film, along with leaping ability and good body control.

LT Overton's film at Alabama shows that the Cowboys will have their fair share of options when it comes to where they can utilize him along the defensive line.

Cowboys fourth-round pick Devin Moore finally got a healthy season under his belt in his final year at Florida, and flashed what he could be at the NFL level. In Dallas, his best football may be yet to come.

The Cowboys believe fourth-round pick and offensive lineman Drew Shelton can play just about anywhere on the line. Wherever he settles, the physicality he plays with pops off the tape.

Cowboys third-round pick Jaishawn Barham has the ability to play at linebacker and EDGE. In this edition of Tape Talk, a look into what the film shows he can do at both spots.

A look into the film room on Dallas' 23rd overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft Malachi Lawrence, who put some intriguing things on tape during his time at UCF.

In today's Tape Talk, a look at four plays from the film room breaking down where and how Cowboys first-round pick Caleb Downs makes an impact on defense.

The Cowboys have officially trimmed the roster to 53 players, parting ways a few prominent players such as Jayden Blue and Sam Williams.

The final preseason game doesn't always a lot of clarity but there are exceptions. And Sam Howell was the exception on this game as the backup quarterback likely did enough to make the team, which means he took a spot from someone.

The Dallas Cowboys close out their 2026 preseason at AT&T Stadium against the New Orleans Saints. Check out the key plays and highlights here!

With the roster cuts approaching this weekend, there are some tough decisions to make, especially with a few drafted players over the years still fighting for spots.

As the Cowboys prepare for their final preseason game against the Saints, a look at a few players to keep an eye on with roster decisions beginning to be made.

I'm assuming by now the final roster has pretty much been determined. But who do you think really needs to show something in this last preseason game to get one of those final spots?

News and notes from the Cowboys' final training camp practice on Wednesday, as Dallas now prepares for their final preseason game against the Saints on Friday.

In their first practice at the Star in Frisco, the Cowboys' stars like Dak Prescott, Caleb Downs and George Pickens made highlight plays for the fans in attendance.

With the initial 53-man roster cutdowns completed, the Cowboys have constructed their 2026 practice squad, and it's loaded with talent.

Any surprises for you with the final cuts, whether it was a guy making the team or being left off?

The Dallas Cowboys close out their 2026 preseason at AT&T Stadium against the New Orleans Saints. Check out the key plays and highlights here!

As the Cowboys prepare for their final preseason game against the Saints, a look at a few players to keep an eye on with roster decisions beginning to be made.

I'm assuming by now the final roster has pretty much been determined. But who do you think really needs to show something in this last preseason game to get one of those final spots?

This marks not only the third season for Marist Liufau, but also his third defensive coordinator with the Cowboys, and the former third-round pick is candid about what it all means for 2026.

The fiery joint practice between the Cowboys and Saints effectively set the table for what should be an intense preseason finale in Dallas.

I have concerns about DeMarvion Overshown at middle linebacker. Love the guy, but he seems built to play the Will or Edge. So do you think rookie Jaishawn Barham has done enough to start at middle linebacker? He seems like a big hitter who is a better fit for the position.

On Monday, the Cowboys waived QB Joe Milton, who had spent the offseason competing for Dallas' backup QB job with Sam Howell.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday that veteran Terence Steele and newly acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones will be competing for the starting right tackle job.

Any surprises for you with the final cuts, whether it was a guy making the team or being left off?

The Cowboys have set their initial 53-man roster ahead of the regular season following the conclusion of training camp and the preseason. Check out who made the team with the regular season beginning in two weeks.

The Cowboys have traded offensive tackle Nate Thomas to the Houston Texans for a 2027 seventh-round pick.

The Cowboys have finalized a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers for offensive lineman Broderick Jones.

Cowboys QB Sam Howell feels he did "the best I could" in Dallas' QB2 battle, and has left the team with another big decision to make ahead of Sunday, when the roster will be trimmed to 53 players.

Cowboys OLB Marist Liufau will have surgery on a fractured forearm and miss "some weeks," according to Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

The Cowboys enter roster cutdown weekend with several tough decisions still unresolved, including a neck-and-neck battle between quarterbacks Joe Milton and Sam Howell for the backup role behind Dak Prescott.

A dramatically revamped roster has the Cowboys deeper, more talented and facing tougher roster decisions than a year ago, reinforcing Brian Schottenheimer's belief that this is a different team entering 2026.

From year to year, the wide receiver room depth usually depends on special teams. So if they decide to keep only five receivers on the roster, would you rather have KaVonte Turpin's return speed on special teams over Jonathan Mingo's or Camden Brown's size, pursuit and tackling? Why is Turpin considered such a lock? It seems like choosing a luxury over practicality.

After being gone for nearly a month for training camp and two preseason games, the Cowboys return home with plenty to smile about.

Music to Mickey Spagnola's ears, under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme, players will no longer individually be hunting sacks, but rather the defensive line will work together as a unit to sack the quarterback.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his weekly Mick Shots, seeing the Cowboys put up some fight in their scrimmage against the Saints was a welcome sight. Plus, it's Miller time, some offensive line shuffling, Dak on fire and more.

For all the talk about what's been going on at left tackle, if the Cowboys want this offense to thrive with the weapons they have and keep Dak Prescott healthy, should they be considering another option at right tackle?

A preseason win won't count in the standings, but the Cowboys' depth, defensive discipline and emerging backup quarterback competition offered an encouraging first step toward shedding their slow-start reputation.

Jordan Hudson turned heads in the preseason finale, posting 97 yards and a touchdown while continuing his push for a roster spot.

The Cowboys rally to tie the game in the fourth quarter but come up short in the end, losing to the Saints, 27-24.

Why are we not hearing much about Marist Liufau? I thought he played with an edge – quick, hungry and hard-hitting with intensity. Will there be a place for him on this defense?

Led by quarterback Joe Milton and another solid defensive performance, the Cowboys roll over the Cardinals, 34-13.

I am wondering why the Cowboys decided to sign Von Miller instead of Bobby Wagner? Not that I'm unhappy. I am just curious as to the decision-making process between the two.

Which scrimmage do you think will be the most telling of our defense, the Rams or Saints? What do you think those practices will show us about the progress they're making?

With a limit of 16 padded practices in training camp, do you think that's enough for teams to be able to confidently assemble a roster?

Is there a certain player who you want to see make some plays when the pads come on? We all know what Caleb Downs is going to do, but is there anyone else? And it doesn't have to be just the rookies.