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The Cowboys are keeping their special teams trio of Brandon Aubrey, Trent Sieg and Bryan Anger together, as Anger agreed to terms on an extension in Dallas on Tuesday.
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The Cowboys continued to work on agreeing to terms with external free agents on Tuesday and added three, plus extended a key piece on special teams and saw a defensive end agree to terms with a division rival.
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Still working to improve the defensive line play going into 2025, the Dallas Cowboys double down on Day 2 of free agency by striking a deal with Payton Turner, another ex-first round pick.
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Having already overcome a mountain of challenges to become one of the best players in the NFL, KaVontae Turpin is still starving to eat more for the Dallas Cowboys.
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The Cowboys agreed to terms with their first defensive free agent in the 2025 offseason, as former Jets defensive tackle Solomon Thomas gives Dallas more depth on the defensive line.
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Dallas is set to add depth on the offensive line, as the Cowboys and former Dolphins offensive lineman Robert Jones agreed to terms on a one-year deal Monday night.
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Now that Myles Garrett has signed a new contract extension worth $40 million per year, how will that affect Micah Parsons' contract negotiations? Parsons has said he doesn't have to be the highest paid non-quarterback, but I can't imagine he would .. ...
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The Cowboys agreed to terms with their first external free agent of 2025, agreeing to terms with former Broncos running back Javonte Williams.
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As the legal tampering period opened on Monday, two Cowboys players are expected to play elsewhere in 2025, while Dallas officially resigned a key special teams player and agreed to terms with another.
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The Cowboys are in the works of keeping some continuity in the kicking game for Brandon Aubrey by finalizing a contract extension with veteran long snapper Trent Sieg.
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