What does free throw shooting have to do with the Dallas Cowboys preparing for the 2025 NFL season? Both nothing and everything.     New Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer seeks to instill a familial culture in Dallas centered around both supporting and competing with one another at nearly all times to maintain an energetic,

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer wanted to change the culture at The Star, and it's clear the changes he's already made are having an impact. With players' lockers being switched around,

Stephen Jones said the new Cowboys coach is bringing “a high energy level” to The Star. Of course, it wasn’t meant as a criticism to the man who held the job Brian Schottenheimer has now. It was noted the Cowboys needed something different after five years of Mike McCarthy.

Despite entering Dallas with a lot of questions around his professionalism and maturity, George Pickens has been doing all of the right things early on.

George Pickens is joining CeeDee Lamb as the new 1-2 punch at receiver for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

By the time Dak Prescott got to his phone after the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a trade for receiver George Pickens, the star quarterback said he had about six missed calls from owner Jerry Jones' assistant.

The stars are doing their thing, but plenty of under-the-radar contributors look ready to make a difference for the Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys have the day off on Wednesday, as they work through their first Organized Team Activities (OTAs) of the 2025 campiagn. The team worked Monday and Tuesday with on-field drills, the first time most of the veterans have been able to work with the coaches through drills since last year.