The Dallas Cowboys have an elite trio of talent at wide receiver, and the team's "unsung hero" from 2025 will help the team run it back next season.

When a new boss comes to town, change is expected. But for the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff, the arrival of new defensive coordinator Christian Parker is less of a gentle transition and more of a total house cleaning.

Ryan Flournoy became one of Dak Prescott’s top targets, posting 40 catches for 475 yards and four receiving touchdowns. The productive campaign was enough for NFL.com’s Kevin Patra to name Flournoy as Dallas’ unsung hero.

A viral video revealed Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba sporting Dallas Cowboys tattoo, giving rise to amusement on cyberspace. Cybercitizens joked about the Cowboys’ 30-year Super Bowl drought,

Here’s the thing about relationships in the NFL coaching ranks: they matter more than the job title you currently hold. Aaron Whitecotton just proved that in his abrupt move to the Tennessee Titans.According to Paul Kuharsky,

As the Cowboys look to take a massive step forward defensively, the organization is ecstatic about Christian Parker's arrival.

George Pickens had a career year in 2025 after being traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Dallas Cowboys. With Dak Prescott as his quarterback, Pickens recorded personal best statistics with 93 receptions, 1,429 yards, and nine touchdowns. He’s now set for free agency and could land a massive deal if he hits the open market.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL color analyst Tony Romo is not Italian, but he let his coaches, including Bill Parcells, believe he was when he began his career with the Dallas Cowboys. Romo, who was a guest on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday explained why he allowed Parcells and others to believe he was Italian.