The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2025 NFL offseason with several areas of need on both sides of the ball. Whether it be offensive playmakers or strengthening the defensive front seven, the Cowboys should dive head-first into the open market during free agency.

Will Dallas be able to pass on Ashton Jeanty in the first round? Check out the odds for where the workhorse running back will be drafted in April.

Despite having virtually no cap space, Dallas can upgrade its squad this offseason by picking at the top end of the upcoming draft. The Cowboys currently have the 12th overall pick and are desperate to bring new life into this offense.

With the Cowboys looking at the quarterback position in the draft, who could make sense on day three to backup Dak Prescott?

The Dallas Cowboys have Dak Prescott under contract for at least four more seasons, but his quarterback room is going to look different in 2025. Both Cooper Rush and Trey Lance are free agents looking for new deals,

Ewers is expected to throw at the NFL combine this week when quarterbacks are slated to work out on March 1, according to NFL Media. The report adds that Ewers is fully recovered from a torn oblique he suffered during the Longhorns' second game of the season against Michigan and is weighing in at about 215 pounds.

Former Texas Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers is working with one of the top offensive minds in the NFL ahead of the scouting combine.

Mike McCarthy is taking 2025 off from coaching, but he’s reportedly been helping Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers prep for the NFL scouting combine.