Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said earlier this month that after his “toe on the line,” no-kneeling stance previously, he hadn’t decided on a 2020 policy.

In a stark contrast from predecessor Jason Garrett, new Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy isn’t afraid to state his expectation of winning a Super Bowl.

Aldon Smith hasn’t played in a regular-season NFL game since 2015, but the new Cowboys defensive end isn’t showing any rust at training camp.

When the coronavirus pandemic shut down a good portion of the NFL offseason, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott to make sure he and his teammates could work out.

Dallas Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott’s COVID-19 symptoms were mild, but he still looked to minimize risk as he returned to working out.

One of the Dallas Cowboys’ marquee offseason signings won’t see the field this year, as Gerald McCoy suffered a torn quad tendon.

Though his wife is due to give birth in October, Cowboys DE DeMarcus Lawrence wasn’t among the NFL players to opt out of the upcoming season.

The Cowboys have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with Pro Bowl defensive end Everson Griffin, who’d spent the previous 10 seasons with the Vikings.

Despite playing without a long-term contract, Dak Prescott says “my fire is burning and my fire is big” while entering the 2020 Dallas Cowboys season.