The Dallas Cowboys haven't been particularly aggressive in the early stages of NFL free agency, which opened on Monday. However, that’s exactly what Dallas owner Jerry Jones made clear when speaking to the media following Zack Martin’s retirement.

The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a poor 2024 season, to say the least. A disastrous seven-win season saw Dak Prescott play in just eight games due to injury, causing Jerry Jones’ team to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2020 and costing head coach Mike McCarthy his job.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt called Jerry Jones out for only signing one All-Pro free agent in the past 15 years - a punter.

With blockbuster trades for an elite receiver (Deebo Samuel) and Pro Bowl left tackle (Laremy Tunsil), the Washington Commanders are taking an agrgessive "win now" approach to the offseason.

Myles Garrett shook up the NFL by demanding a trade during Super Bowl week, putting Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons’ contract situation in the spotlight. Parsons, a four-year pro, is entering the final year of his rookie deal.

Will the Cowboys be serious players in free agency this week? History tells us they will not be. But their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, spent some money a year ago and look where it got them.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones caused a stir when describing the franchise’s offseason plan, refusing to slap the word “aggressive” on free agency. Jones is going to “fill voids” in the 2025 NFL Draft to fix a broken roster.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made his first investment to power up Dak Prescott’s offense, aiming for the upcoming NFL season. The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a disappointing NFL season and are looking to improve their record in hopes of making a postseason run next year.

The Cowboys have agreed to terms with former Dolphins offensive lineman Robert Jones, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Dallas Morning News. Jones spent the last four seasons in Miami, starting 17 games at left guard for the team in 2024.