Ed Werder, who was let go by ESPN in May after 26 years, has joined Dallas TV station WFAA and will cover the Cowboys beat.

There is perhaps no member of the current NFL media who has spent more time around the Cowboys than Ed Werder. The longtime reporter- now with Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA- began covering the team ...

Longtime ESPN reporter Ed Werder is back on the local Dallas Cowboys beat as he reflects on his decades covering the team.

Throughout his time covering the Dallas Cowboys, Ed Werder says he had several 'aggressive' interactions with Jerry Jones.

Since coming to Dallas five years ago, head coach Mike McCarthy has led the Cowboys to three 12-win seasons. Ed Werder breaks down why this season is different.

WFAA announced today that longtime NFL insider Ed Werder will be joining its award-winning sports department, led by Lead Sports Anchor Joe Trahan.

Almost like furniture, Ed Werder remains on the Cowboys beat. The longtime former ESPN NFL reporter announced Tuesday that he is joining Dallas-area ABC affiliate WFAA’s coverage of the Cowboys ...

Without their starting quarterback, Dallas seeks their first home win. Ed Werder breaks down the state of the Cowboys heading into their match against the Eagles.

NFL reporter Ed Werder talks with Colin Cowherd about the Dallas Cowboys’ potential moves ahead of the trade deadline. They discuss whether the Cowboys will make any significant changes to ...

DALLAS — Those most responsible for the Cowboys’ failure in a demoralizing Week 2 loss to the Saints were obvious. For once, nobody even thought to blame the $240 million quarterback.

This season has been challenging for the Cowboys and their fans. Ed Werder breaks down how Mike McCarthy has performed in what could be his last season with Dallas.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has never been afraid of the spotlight, which is a good thing since he's been in the headlines all week. Following his team's embarrassing loss on his 82nd ...