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Dallas Cowboys, Free Agency

Dallas Cowboys' best wide receiver options in NFL free agency remain wide open

Dallas Cowboys Nation was understandably frustrated on Day 1 of NFL free agency with the team's lack of "selective aggression," but it's no time to panic. One of the team's biggest areas of need is on the offensive side of the ball at wide receiver and there are still several options.

The Landry Hat on MSN · 1d

Cowboys give RB room needed jolt with first big free agency signing

The Dallas Cowboys haven't attacked free agency in the way that fans were hoping they would but they have made a move involving a running back. The Cowboys have signed Javonte Williams formerly of the

WTTV · 1d

Cowboys Lack of Moves in Free Agency Has Fans Furious

NFL teams set about adding a ton of talent on Monday and the deals came in rapid fire waves. While there was chaos across the league, the Dallas Cowboys remained silent. Their fans are not happy. The Cowboys have been quite in free agency over the past few years,

Dallas Cowboys, All-Pro

Heavy on MSN · 10h

Cowboys Predicted to Sign $96 Million All-Pro WR

The Dallas Cowboys were predicted to sign All-Pro wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who would join his brother Trevon Diggs.

Cowboys Wire · 15h

Cowboys ink All-Pro to 3-year, highest-in-NFL $18 million deal

The former USFL MVP will become the highest-paid special-teamer in NFL history after the Cowboys agreed to a new three-year contract.

NBC Sports on MSN · 1d

Cowboys agree to deal with Javonte Williams

The Cowboys want to be a better running team in 2025 and they are set to welcome a new running back to their bid to get there.

KaVontae Turpin Signs $18M Cowboys Contract

Bleacher Report · 15h

Report: KaVontae Turpin Signs $18M Cowboys Contract; NFL's Highest-Paid Special Teamer

Yardbarker · 14h

Cowboys signing special teams star KaVontae Turpin to 3-year deal

The Dallas Cowboys and KaVontae Turpin agreed to a three-year, $18 million contract on Tuesday, a deal that will make him the NFL's highest-paid special teams player.

The New York Times · 14h

Cowboys agree to extension with All-Pro returner KaVontae Turpin: Sources

The Dallas Cowboys and wide receiver KaVontae Turpin have agreed to a three-year extension worth $18 million, according to league sources. The deal makes Turpin, who was set to be a restricted free agent,

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Cowboys re-sign return ace Turpin, add pair of former 1st-round picks on defensive line

The Dallas Cowboys have re-signed standout kick returner KaVontae Turpin on an $18 million, three-year contract and are ...

Sporting News on MSN8h

Cowboys make $18 million return specialist highest paid NFL special teams player

The Dallas Cowboys brought back All-Pro return specialist to a three-year $18 million deal, making him the highest-paid special teams player in the league.

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Cowboys lock up dynamic speedster on historic multi-year deal

The Dallas Cowboys keep an important piece of the puzzle as they lock up KaVontae Turpin on a three-year deal.

Commanders set to host ex-Cowboys WR Michael Gallup for free-agent visit, report says

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Washington Commanders are hosting the former Dallas Cowboys receiver for a ...

Commanders to host former longtime Cowboys receiver on free-agent visit

The Washington Commanders will host a formal rival in Ashburn on Tuesday. Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup ...

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Did pending Dallas Cowboys free agent shade Mike McCarthy?

While saying he's open to a return, Brandin Cooks might have thrown shade at former Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy.

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Chadiha: Cowboys are one of the biggest losers from 2025 free agency cycle | 'The Insiders'

NFL Network's Jeffri Chadiha designates the Dallas Cowboys as one of the biggest losers of free agency during "The Insiders".

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