Do Cowboys coaches really think Jaydon Blue falls only behind Boise State's Ashton Jeanty and North Carolina's Omarion ...

The Dallas Cowboys are less than a month away from departing for Oxnard, Calif., for training camp, as the Brian ...

Post-game analysis of the Dallas Cowboys' 2020 Blue-White scrimmage. Key takeaways include player injuries (Ventell Bryant, Xavier Woods) and defensive observations. No names/numbers on jerseys!

As practice concluded on Tuesday at Dallas Cowboys OTAs, quarterback Dak Prescott ran off the field with a pep in his step. In fact, it was more like a pep in his demeanor.

At the NFLPA Rookie Premier, Blue gave a strong prediction for how his rookie season will go. "Offensive Rookie of the Year, I think that'll be me," Blue said when asked to predict the rookie ...

Should Blue make a jersey change? The issue, it turns out, isn't Blue's preference, it's availability. No.23 currently belongs to Buddy Johnson, a linebacker who has been with the Cowboys since 2022.

Far from it. But Blue's appearance at the NFL Rookie Premiere fell short of expectation relative to his debut in a Dallas practice uniform. He belongs in the No. 23 jersey.

Over the weekend, Blue was present at the annual NFLPA Rookie Premiere event and took a photo with his new No. 34 jersey—a number formerly worn by running back Herschel Walker with the Cowboys.

Dallas is looking to improve from a seven-win season in 2024. Thankfully, the Cowboys added a solid rookie class in the 2025 NFL Draft and many of those rookies should be able to help out right away.

The Dallas Cowboys waited until the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft to finally add a running back, but it might have been worth the wait. At pick No. 149 overall, Dallas selected Jaydon Blue out ...