Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones shares his excitement about six players returning in time to play the Las Vegas Raiders.

It wasn’t a flashy selection but the Dallas Cowboys knew what they were doing when they selected Tyler Booker in the 2025 NFL draft.

The Dallas Cowboys defense could look like an entirely different unit when they re-take the field in Week 11 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Due to the additions they made at the trade deadline and players returning from injuries, there’s a spark of hope we could see a much improved defense for the rest of the season.

And on Friday, Abercrombie announced a limited-release line of graphic crew sweatshirts, one for each player listed above. Lamb’s sweatshirt, which goes for $110, is gray with his No. 88 and the Cowboys star on the front, and it features a large action image of him on the back.

The Dallas Cowboys are going to honor Marshawn Kneeland in a number of ways moving forward, with helmet decals and more.

Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer and defensive tackle Soloman Thomas pay their respects to former player Marshawn Kneeland, after the defensive end passed away aged 24.

Following the death of Marshawn Kneeland, Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer detailed how the team plans to support the defensive end's pregnant girlfriend Catalina and their baby.

With the addition of Quinnen Williams, you would expect the Cowboys defensive tackle room to really step up their game over the final eight games. But as disappointing as Osa Odighizuwa and Kenny Clark have been through the first half of the season, the linebacker group should be the most improved with the new blood being inserted into the lineup.