Welterweight world champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr., visits the Cowboys during practice Wednesday. Spence is fighting Oscar Ocampo inside The Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys, June 16.
Former Cowboys tight end and current Monday Night Football announcer Jason Witten accepted the Roger Staubach Award at the Emmitt Smith Rising Stars Gala. Witten retired after 15 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, May 3, 2018.
While delivering his retirement speech at the Star in Frisco, Jason Witten told a story about his broken jaw and the lesson of toughness former head coach Bill Parcells taught him.
In a now viral video posted by her mom, a Houston girl wearing a University of Central Florida cheerleading uniform tells the one-handed linebacker good luck in the NFL Draft and shows that her disability isn't preventing her from tumbling.
Before Boise State linebacker Leighton Vander Esch had any idea where he would be drafted, Star-Telegram reporter Lena Blietz asked him and Boise State coach Bryan Harsin about how they would react if the Cowboys selected him.
Boise State linebacker Leighton Vander Esch is the newest Dallas Cowboy, as the 19th pick on Thursday night at the 2018 NFL Draft. On Friday, he took the team helicopter to the Star in Frisco.
Sometimes feuding NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones say kind words about each other and appear to bury the hatchet at unveiling of a NFL Draft Legacy Project to build a football field at Workman Junior High School.
Jerry Jones says he will stick to his duties of drafting future Dallas Cowboys and not do anything "splashy" to upstage the NFL Draft. Promises no helicopters.
