Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Mike McCarthy faced widespread questioning after a failed fourth-down attempt proved costly in the Cowboys’ close loss to the Rams.

Defensive tackle Dontari Poe kneeled for the anthem, marking a first for the Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones, who previously demanded players stand.

With new coach Mike McCarthy retaining offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, the Dallas Cowboys are expecting big things from their attack.

Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones says he understands the increasing value QB Dak Prescott has commanded as time stretched on.

Randy Gregory, who has been suspended four times, can begin practicing fully with the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 5 and is eligible to play after Oct. 19.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who long told players to stand “toe on the line” during national anthem, said Friday his players’ opinions are diverse.

The Cowboys’ plans during the national anthem remain unclear, but quarterback Dak Prescott has a precise vision for what he’d like to see.

As players and coaches hold discussions after the Jacob Blake shooting, the Cowboys are still evaluating a number of possible actions.

Appearing on a local radio show, Dallas Cowboys VP Stephen Jones did not back NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s stance on Colin Kaepernick’s protests.