How Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons alluded to his inevitable exit from his team amid contract negotiations with owner Jerry Jones. Amidst a contract standoff, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons fired back at Jerry Jones in more ways than one on social media,

Starting his first NFL game, Booker looked at home at the level, being a mauler in the run game, with the Cowboys' best runs coming behind the right-hand side of the line. “Today was big for me in a couple ways,

As the Dallas Cowboys gear up for their final preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons, all eyes are on quarterback Joe Milton. This matchup represents a key milestone in Milton’s development as he continues to adapt to life in the NFL under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons is continuing his holdout as he seeks a new contract extension. The impasse has ESPN’s Adam Schefter wondering if this is a sign that Parsons’ days as a member of the Cowboys are winding down.

Micah Parsons contract talks with the Dallas Cowboys have stalled since March, which is why ESPN's Adam Schefter predicted a 'divorce' between the sides.

Emmitt Smith, the NFL's all-time leading rusher and former Dallas Cowboys icon, has delivered a candid reality check amid Micah Parsons' ongoing contract standoff with the Cowboys.

As far as the Cowboys are concerned, Yates had them picking at 13 and gave them Florida Gators defensive tackle Caleb Banks.

Cowboys QB Joe Milton: “I don’t understand why people say I throw the ball so hard. I’m literally not throwing the ball hard. It just comes off my hand like that. I was born and blessed that way. If you think I’m throwing the ball hard, you shouldn’t be in the NFL.” pic.twitter.com/NckKVb7WCU