Cowboys expected to place franchise tag on George Pickens, sources say - ESPN

The Dallas Cowboys are expected to apply the franchise tag on Pro Bowl wide receiver George Pickens, according to league sources. The tag, which will cost around $28 million for one year, is intended to secure Pickens for at least the upcoming season and potentially longer. This move is seen as a strategic placeholder for negotiations to retain Pickens in Dallas.

Dallas Cowboys, new defensive coordinator Christian Parker part ways with three defensive coaches - Yahoo Sports

The Dallas Cowboys have parted ways with three defensive coaches as new defensive coordinator Christian Parker begins reshaping the defensive staff in his image.

Steelers QB Will Howard Earns Glowing Endorsement From New HC Mike McCarthy - Newsweek

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Will Howard has received a glowing endorsement from new head coach Mike McCarthy. Despite not playing in any games this season due to injury, Howard impressed McCarthy with his dedication and learning from observing Aaron Rodgers. With Rodgers' future uncertain, Howard's opportunity to play could come sooner rather than later.

Cowboys Expected to Cut Ties With Former 3rd-Round Pick - Heavy Sports

The Dallas Cowboys are expected to cut ties with former third-round pick Jalen Tolbert, who has struggled to produce since being drafted in 2022. Tolbert's limited performance, with only 18 catches for 203 yards this season, contrasts with the breakout season of Ryan Flournoy, who made it easier for the Cowboys to move on from Tolbert. The team's offensive outlook for 2026 remains largely unchanged, with Dak Prescott expected to return, and decisions on retaining George Pickens and Javonte Williams being no-brainers.

Former first-round draft bust back among 21 Cowboys on UFL rosters

Dallas Cowboys fans will see many familiar faces in the UFL's 2026 season, including former first-round draft bust Taco Charlton and other notable names like Israel Mukuamu, Andrew Booth Jr., and Peyton Hendershot.

Cowboys TE Jake Ferguson named one of three finalists for Salute to Service Award

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson has been named a finalist for the 15th annual Salute to Service Award, recognized for his efforts to honor and support the military community. Alongside Minnesota Vikings' Aaron Jones and San Francisco 49ers' Christian McCaffrey, Ferguson's dedication to connecting with service members, veterans, and their families has been highlighted. The winner, to be announced at NFL Honors during Super Bowl LX, will receive $50,000 in contributions to military non-profit charities.

Cowboys Risk Losing George Pickens to WR-Needy AFC Team as Jerry Jones Delays Cowboys’ Contract Decision - Yahoo Sports

The Dallas Cowboys face a significant challenge in retaining star wide receiver George Pickens, who is entering free agency in 2026. With no contract decision from owner Jerry Jones, Pickens is being eyed by the Tennessee Titans, who have the cap space and need for a talented wide receiver. Pickens' potential departure could leave a major void in the Cowboys' offense, while the team also needs to address its struggling defense.

Who is going to replace former Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy? - CBS Texas

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Cowboys schedule three more interviews with defensive coordinator candidates

The Dallas Cowboys have scheduled interviews with three more candidates for their vacant defensive coordinator position, bringing the total number of interviewees to nine. The candidates include Eagles DBs coach Christian Parker, Giants interim DC Charlie Bullen, and Packers DL coach Demarcus Covington. This wide-ranging search reflects the team's commitment to finding the right fit for their defensive strategy.

Dallas Cowboys Identify Big-Name NFL Running Back To Replace Javonte Williams | Yardbarker

The Dallas Cowboys are considering replacing Javonte Williams, who is likely to seek a big contract elsewhere. Bleacher Report's Alex Kay suggests that the Cowboys should target Travis Etienne, a free-agent running back from the Jacksonville Jaguars, who could provide the stability they've lacked since Ezekiel Elliott's departure. Etienne's performance last season, with 1,107 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, makes him a sensible choice for the Cowboys' backfield.