Dallas' superstar edge rusher is running out of time to get his point across, literally and monetarily.

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the last-minute trade that the Dallas Cowboys must make before Week 1 of 2025 NFL season.

Dallas Cowboys star linebacker Micah Parsons is in the midst of heated contract negotiations with the front office as he enters the final year of his

Focusing on notoriously splashy Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who purchased the team for $140 million in 1989, the eight-episode series presents highlights from thousands of hours of archival footage (including plenty of cheerleading,

Emmitt Smith's 1993 contract dispute with Jerry Jones, highlighted in a Netflix docuseries, saw Smith demanding top running back pay after the Super Bowl win. Now, Micah Parsons seeks a record-breaking defensive contract despite the Cowboys' recent struggles.

Cowboys lose to the Ravens 31-13. Two preseason games in, the Cowboys have a lot of questions. Cowboys can’t stop the run or generate an offense with some consistency through two preseason games.

The cellphone temperature read 98 degrees as Dallas Cowboys fans stood in line, which stretched from the Ford Center to the street. Jerseys, sequin shirts and the unforgiving Texas heat did not deter fans at all. When the doors opened, fans wanted a glimpse of the hottest ticket in town: the Dallas Cowboys.

Micah Parsons and the Cowboys remain at odds with one another through his contract dispute and, with that, his trade request. However, with sway on both sides, there’s one thing that Parsons may have that Dallas has to give into in the end.

The team announced ahead of Saturday night’s preseason game against Baltimore that long-time national anthem trumpeter, Freddie Jones, has retired. He had played the anthem before games at AT&T Stadium for more than a decade.