The Dallas Cowboys have had historic tight ends like Jason Witten and Jay Novacek. In the era of Jake Ferguson, the Wisconsin product thrived in the Mike McCarthy offense. But in a contract year, this might be Ferguson’s final season in Dallas. Thankfully, the Cowboys might have his replacement in the building.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys are in the same boat. Both organizations must sign long-term deals with two of the league’s elite pass rushers in T.J. Watt and Micah Parsons. With the typical modus operandi of Jerry Jones, the T.J. Watt deal could impact the Dallas Cowboys significantly in re-signing Micah Parsons.

Not only does Guyton have a head coach who wants to run the football, but his new offensive coordinator spent last year as an offensive line coach for the Arizona Cardinals. Klayton Adams walks in highly regarded for the work he did in Arizona with their line, opening up the run game for James Conner and allowing a short-statured Kyler Murray to play freely. Many offensive coordinators have a focus on quarterbacks, with others having a background in coaching the skilled positions. With an offensive line background, Adams will put Guyton and the other linemen in the best position to succeed.

The 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the rear-view mirror, but it is never too early to take a look at next year’s class. With that in mind, it is time to share with you my annual way-too-early mock draft! I apologize for not getting this to you sooner. It has been an eventful month,… read more

Bland shocked the nation as a 5th-round selection on America’s Team. After Trevon Diggs went down in 2023, a lot of fans prepared to be disappointed with the prospect of Diggs teaming with veteran Stephon Gilmore, who remains a free agent. Instead, they would get DaRon Bland, who would emerge as one of the more electrifying cornerbacks to watch in the NFL.

What happens if the team doesn’t make a push? George Pickens might not move the needle as far as people expect, and the Cowboys could miss the playoffs back-to-back years. Then what? Was the move to acquire Pickens for one year worth it? Typically, organizations make this move if they feel like they’re a piece away. For the Cowboys, it doesn’t appear to be the case.

The dust has officially settled on the 2025 NFL Draft, but the discussion is not yet over. Just like Todd McShay’s annual All-Satellite Team and Mel Kiper’s annual draft grades, an annual tradition of my draft coverage here at FFSN is creating my All-Draft team. If you have not yet listened to last week’s episode… read more

The dust has officially settled on the 2025 NFL Draft, but the discussion is not yet over. Just like Todd McShay’s annual All-Satellite Team and Mel Kiper’s annual draft grades, an annual tradition of my draft coverage here at FFSN is creating my All-Draft team. If you have not yet listened to last week’s episode… read more

First-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer will need grace navigating the 2025 season. It’s his first season as a head coach in his NFL career, he is missing two stars on defense to begin the season (Trevon Diggs and DeMarvion Overshown), and the Cowboys have the fifth-toughest schedule with opponents combining for a .557 winning percentage.

George Pickens has a lot of upside to his game. The Cowboys covet high-round draft picks who don’t fully pan out on other teams, hence why they traded a 4th-round pick for Jonathan Mingo last October. If the Cowboys bank successfully on the potential, George Pickens could have a great year and stay with the team long-term or land a bigger deal in next year’s free agency.