Not since the pre-Cooper Rush days has the battle at QB2 been so wide open in Dallas, and Will Grier is in a unique position to take the early lead behind Dak Prescott. 

The Cowboys have been clear that they'd like to get younger in the quarterback room, and if they want to add through the draft, Syracuse QB Kyle McCord is a prospect they could look towards. 

Dak Prescott and Will Grier are currently the only two quarterbacks on the Cowboys roster. COO and co-owner Stephen Jones spoke about how the team will go about finding another backup option this offseason. 

Cowboys COO and co-owner Stephen Jones caught up with reporters on Sunday afternoon and had a lot to say about the moves Dallas has made thus far in the offseason, Micah Parsons' extension, Dak Prescott's health and more. 

In his Friday column, Mickey Spagnola takes a look back at the Cowboys' history of picking 12th in the NFL Draft as well as the team's Pro Bowl success making selections early in the first round.

Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty has proven he's a special talent on the field, but head coach Spencer Danielson and RBs coach James Montgomery added some perspective on what makes Jeanty special off the field too. 

As a first-round pick in 2024, Tyler Guyton immediately got a taste of what it feels like to be thrust into the Cowboys' limelight at a key position, and he'll need to lean on lessons learned for 2025.

After a slow start in his first three seasons at Michigan State, defensive tackle Derrick Harmon transferred to Oregon and had the best season of his career. Now, can he take the next step and continue to improve at the NFL level?

 Listed as a fullback, Hunter Luepke proved to be valuable in different spots on the field. While the running back room has yet to be defined, there should be a role for Luepke as he enters Year 3.

Versatility is the name of Texas defensive back Jahdae Barron, and he believes that aspect of his game makes him the best cornerback prospect in the 2025 Draft class. 

This week's Mick Shots comes to you from the Texas Longhorns' Pro Day, where @spags52 checks in on some of this year's top draft prospects, including cornerback Jahdae Barron, wide receiver Matthew Golden and quarterback Quinn Ewers.

Appropriately nicknamed "Seat Belt", Caelen Carson will need to buckle up and lock in for what the Cowboys will require of him in his second year in the NFL.

Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson can do it all as a runner, blocker and pass catcher in the NFL. For the Cowboys, his skillset would be a perfect addition that can still take time to develop. 

Twenty-one players worked out in front of NFL coaches, scouts and media members on Tuesday at the University of Texas' Pro Day, with many prospects at positions of need for the Cowboys. This article examines some that could make sense for the Cowboys, and where they'd need to be drafted. 

Undrafted at a position that was already crowded, Brevyn Spann-Ford managed to play in every game last year as a rookie. Now, it's time for him to take the next step for the Cowboys' offense in 2025.

As DeMarvion Overshown continues to recover from injury and despite the addition of two veterans in free agency, the stage is set for Marist Liufau to possibly break out in 2025.

Georgia EDGE Mykel Williams is considered to be a high-upside pass rusher in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, but has a lot of room to grow if he wants to reach his ceiling.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, the tea leaves are tipping the hand of what head coach Brian Schottenheimer is hoping to do – run the ball.

The Cowboys are expected to lose veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the New Orleans Saints in free agency, reuniting Cooks with the organization that selected him in the 2014 NFL Draft. 

The Cowboys are rebuilding their running back room under Brian Schottenheimer, and former Panthers running back Miles Sanders is looking to get back to his Pro-Bowl ways with a fresh start in Dallas. 

Even though the Cowboys traded for Kaiir Elam, they're still in need of another body at the cornerback position and Michigan's Will Johnson fits the bill of the prototypical corner that the organization has preferred in the past. 

Dante Fowler is back with the Cowboys and Parris Campbell has a connection that wooed him to Dallas, and both gave their insights into what 2025 might look like.

Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is the first entry in our 2025 "Possible Pick" series, players that the Cowboys could selected in the upcoming NFL Draft. With a huge frame and catch radius, McMillan provides a downfield threat that would compliment CeeDee Lamb and immediately help Dallas' offense. 

The Cowboys have been busy in free agency, adding ten new players—including some intriguing high-upside bets—but could more moves still be on the horizon?

Solomon Thomas, Jack Sanborn and other newly-signed free agents spoke in-depth about what the Cowboys expect of them in 2025, and where their respective position could be headed.