By handing Dak Prescott a four-year, $240 million contract extension ahead of the 2024 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys all but committed to him being their start

With another blowout loss, the offense looking disjointed, Joe Milton struggling, so too the run game, Schottenheimer's team has all sorts of problems, and we aren't sure where to begin (although the defense wasn't too bad overall).

Preseason games do not count on the official ledger, but they are important tools for NFL personnel executives in determining active roster construction. Players on the bubble in one environment could be bottom-of-the-roster candidates who make an impact in other situations.

The Dallas Cowboys might be ready to admit they made a mistake in the first round recently, which is the basis for their selection in a recent 2026 NFL mock draft.

As the Dallas Cowboys' backup situation looks less than ideal, one NFL writer suggests they should consider New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston.

The Cowboys managed just 51 rushing yards vs the Ravens, and Brian Schottenheimer says the answer is more physical play up front.

NFL.com writers expect a losing season for the Dallas Cowboys, beginning with a dreadful 1-5 start to the year.

Cooper Rush threw a touchdown pass and a pick-6 in his return to AT&T Stadium, and rookie Tyler Loop kicked five field goals as the Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 31-13.

The Cowboys had another rough preseason outing, losing to the Baltimore Ravens 31-13. Here are four things we learned in the loss.

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Still other teams are set to witness the conclusion of some unexpectedly tight position battles -- competitions that could have a serious ripple effect on the 2025 regular season, depending on injuries and how much depth charts are tested.