Brandon Aubrey Is Officially Staying Put for 2026 — What the Deadline Means for the Cowboys
The Cowboys cleared one of their quieter but more important offseason checkpoints on Friday. The deadline for outside teams to submit an offer sheet to restricted free agent kicker Brandon Aubrey has passed, which means Dallas remains firmly in control of one of the best specialists in football heading into the 2026 season.
That does not mean Aubrey's contract situation is finished. It does mean the...
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George Pickens Is Showing Up, Working, and Not Going Anywhere Yet
If Cowboys fans were looking for a reason to exhale a little on the George Pickens situation, Dak Prescott just gave them one. Speaking Friday from the Children's Cancer Fund Gala in Dallas, Prescott said Pickens has been part of the offseason work, has been active, and has looked great. That does not solve the contract issue, but it does answer one important question for now — Pickens is around, engaged, and working with his...
Stephen Jones Hints Cowboys Will Not Force a Draft Trade-Up Unless the Board Breaks Right
The Cowboys have spent the days leading up to the draft surrounded by the usual noise. Trade-up chatter is everywhere, mock drafts keep pushing Dallas toward aggressive moves, and the presence of two first-round picks has only added fuel to the fire. But if Cowboys fans are expecting the front office to panic and make a splash just to make one, Stephen Jones just threw some cold water on that idea...
Cowboys Strike New Victory+ Deal to Stream Team Content for Free
The Cowboys have a new distribution partner for their original content. Victory+ announced a multi-year partnership with Dallas that makes the platform the first third-party streaming home for Cowboys original programming.
Starting with the 2026 NFL Draft, fans in North Texas and Mexico will be able to watch Cowboys programming for free on Victory+. The service will carry team content across mobile, web, and connected TV...
Donovan Ezeiruaku's Injury Timeline Gives Cowboys a Reason to Breathe
The Cowboys are not getting Donovan Ezeiruaku back for full spring work, but the outlook is still a lot better than it could have been. After offseason hip labrum surgery, Ezeiruaku is expected to miss most of the team portion of the offseason program — yet Dallas still believes he will be ready for training camp in Oxnard. Brian Schottenheimer has said the second-year edge player is on schedule, feels great, and is...
1. Las Vegas Raiders — Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
The Raiders reset the position with a quarterback who can actually run a Wide Zone / Play-Action system the way it’s designed. Mendoza operates on rhythm, processes quickly, and consistently keeps his feet and eyes tied together, which shows up in his ability to deliver on-time throws over the middle. He doesn’t create chaos in the pocket, and that matters for an offense trying to build structure. This pick stabilizes everything...
The Cowboys do not have a left tackle problem because of talent.
They have a left tackle problem because nothing about that spot feels settled yet.
That is what made Brian Schottenheimer’s comments about Tyler Guyton stand out this week. He did not bury the message in coach-speak. He did not try to gloss over it. He said it plainly. This is a big year for Tyler Guyton.
And honestly, it has to be.
The Cowboys need Guyton to become the player they drafted him to be. They need him healthy...
Latest update: April 2, 2026 — The Cowboys currently hold eight picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, including two first-rounders at No. 12 and No. 20 overall, plus a Day 2 pick at No. 92 after getting back into the third round.
Dallas does not have a second-round pick, and there is a big gap between No. 20 and No. 92, which is why this board feels so important. The Cowboys have real first-round flexibility, but they also have to be smart about not letting the middle of the draft dry up on them...
Latest update: April 2, 2026
This page tracks where national analysts are sending the Cowboys in the first round and will be updated as new mocks drop. What is confirmed: Dallas owns picks No. 12 and No. 20, with the second first-rounder coming from Green Bay, and this is the franchise’s first draft with two first-round picks since 2008. What is not confirmed: the player names below are mock-draft projections, not inside reporting on Dallas’ board.
This mock-draft cycle matters more than...
Updated: March 16, 2026
The Cowboys have made several trade moves in 2026. This tracker lists each one individually, with the newest deals at the top.
Osa Odighizuwa, DT — March 11, 2026
The Cowboys traded defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa to the San Francisco 49ers on March 11. In return, Dallas received the No. 92 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, a third-round selection. Odighizuwa was originally drafted by Dallas in the third round in 2021 out of UCLA.
Solomon Thomas, DT — March 11...
Updated: April 2, 2026
The Cowboys have continued to add depth following the initial wave of free agency, with a clear focus on defense. This tracker covers Dallas’ free-agent signings and re-signings, listed with the newest moves at the top. Trades and tender signings are not included.
Jonathan Bullard, DL
The newest addition is veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard, who agreed to terms with Dallas on March 28. Bullard brings extensive experience to the defensive front and has built...