The Dallas Cowboys shouldn’t be overlooked, with an NFL analyst saying the team enters the 2025 season boasting its 'best roster in years.'

After roughly 40 minutes of waiting for an MRI to confirm our worst fears, the football gods intervened, and ESPN’s Todd Archer reported that Guyton only suffered a bone fracture, which won’t require surgery and will keep him out for 4-6 weeks.

Week 2 of training camp is underway across the NFL. For some teams, this is when the action truly begins to distinguish itself from the prior offseason workouts as they now transition to padded practices.

The Dallas Cowboys have put the 2024 season in the rearview mirror, but the latest NFL power rankings do not give the team much hope for 2025.

The Dallas Cowboys could change their offensive outlook by landing one dynamic running back. The Dallas Cowboys have gone through a lot of disappointment in recent years. Last season, the team missed the playoffs and dealt with a lot of injury issues. Jerry Jones chose to take action during the 2025 NFL offseason.

If you missed the news yesterday, Cowboys second-year offensive line player Tyler Guyton went down yesterday and the first reports were thoughts of a torn ACL.

Current reports are that Diggs is targeting a September return. If he avoids setbacks, he could suit up within the first month of the season, which would be great for this Cowboys defense. If placed on the reserve PUP list, he’d miss at least four games, but the team is hoping that won’t be necessary.

Tyler Guyton's injury put the Cowboys on a rollercoaster ride Monday night, but they dodged a bullet. Brevyn Spann-Ford has also gone down.

Even as the 12th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the former Alabama guard said he’s carrying “a white-belt mentality.”

Stephen Jones has said the franchise plans to have contract talks with four or five players, likely including cornerstones Micah Parsons and Tyler Smith.