Micah Parsons made his usual sideline appearance for the final practice of training camp for the Dallas Cowboys, who are back in Texas after nearly a month in California. While there were no signs Wednesday that the star pass rusher's hold-in was leading to progress in stalled contract negotiations,

Williams, at 6-4 and 260, has been making plays all offseason, looking bigger in the upper body but also with pass-rushing speed to burn. The 2022 second-round pick even dropped into coverage at times, suggesting that ‘Flus” might use his versatility as a weapon.

The Dallas Cowboys are less than three weeks from their season opener, and questions about Micah Parsons’ contract status still hover over the team. Despite no progress in extension talks, offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer believes the All-Pro edge rusher will be on the field against the Philadelphia Eagles on September 4.

The Cowboys opened practice to the public in their return from California, and the passing game was able to entertain with jaw-dropping plays.

The Dallas Cowboys traded for Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots earlier this offseason with the expectation that he would immediately slide in as the

Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys are locked in a public fight. Parsons wants a massive extension (that he’s more than earned) and hasn’t been shy about his

The Cowboys' last preseason game is Friday and Joe Milton, Jaydon Blue, several receivers and defensive tackles will be in the spotlight.

Dez Bryant might be a former foe of the Philadelphia Eagles, but the one-time Dallas Cowboys receiver is not shying away from his positive opinion of his ex-rival. Recently, the Eagles made a trade to acquire the Houston Texans' wide receiver John Metchie.

Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton was having himself a positive offseason and training camp until the injury big sunk its teeth into him. Suffering a bone fracture in his knee that most initially thought was potentially an ACL injury,