Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

The NFL’s franchise-tag deadline came and went without a long-term contract agreement between the Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott.

More than 40 NFL offensive linemen gathered in Dallas to collaborate and share ideas as they await a season with much to be resolved.

Less than two hours later, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs had agreed to terms on a 10-year extension.

Ezekiel Elliott says he feels “good” after testing positive for coronavirus, but the Cowboys RB still has uncertainties about the upcoming NFL season.

Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Seahawks’ Russell Wilson speak out in aftermath of George Floyd’s death and subsequent protests while sharing racial experience.

Jerry Jones got his wish, as the Cowboys will get to play in the first regular-season game in SoFi Stadium against the Rams.

Whether jumping off cliffs in Hawaii or crashing into quarterbacks on the field, Cowboys rookie Bradlee Anae is a thrill-seeker through and through.

Andy Dalton knows he won’t be starting for the Cowboys unless Dak Prescott gets hurt, but he still believes he can be a No. 1 QB in the NFL.

The Cowboys explored some new philosophies in Mike McCarthy’s first draft as head coach of the team, and Dallas was pleased with the results.