The Cowboys would be best served working out a long-term agreement with George Pickens, but if they can't a tag-and-trade is the next best thing.

The Dallas Cowboys land an All-Pro defensive end during the 2026 NFL mock draft, which would give them a potentially elite defensive line.

The Dallas Cowboys are predicted to be looking to plug the hole left by Micah Parsons early in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The more notable name floated by Drummond is star cornerback Trevon Diggs. It would be a surprise if Diggs was released, but the Cowboys could explore a potential blockbuster deal for the defender. Regardless, the Cowboys could save more than $12 million in cap space by moving on from Diggs.

The Cowboys and Parsons' contract talks have devolved to the point of trade demands. What could Dallas get in return?

At 6-8-1 and eliminated from the playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys are facing the end to another disappointing season.

Unfortunately, the Cowboys defensive improvement turned out to be short-lived. The Cowboys have given up a combined 112 points over the last three contests. Dallas is allowing 30.3 points per game, the second-worst unit in the entire NFL.

After the Cowboys were officially eliminated from postseason contention for a second year in a row, Jerry Jones admitted his disappointment.

Jerry Jones feels for an injured former Cowboy. The Cowboys owner expressed sympathy for Micah Parsons on Tuesday, one day after the Packers confirmed Dallas’ former pass-rusher had suffered a season-ending ACL tear during the Packers’ Week 15 loss to the Broncos on Sunday.