From a Super Bowl-winning WR to a 5th-round RB pick to former camp standouts, the Cowboys have already started building 2026's roster depth.

The Cowboys have CeeDee Lamb as the team’s WR1, and Pickens is right alongside him. Dallas also got a breakout season from second-year receiver Ryan Flournoy, who had 40 catches for 475 yards, making him an ideal No. 3 receiver. The Cowboys also had KaVontae Turpin go for 26 catches and 398 yards, making him an ideal No. 4/gadget-type receiver.

George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys closed the 2025 NFL season on a disappointing note, finishing 7-9-1 and missing the playoffs for a second consecutive year. However, the Cowboys improved their draft position after Week 18, securing the No. 12 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft following their loss to the New York Giants.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/onsi as Dallas Cowboys' first Week 18 injury report sees 5 players miss practice. The Dallas Cowboys returned to the practice field on Wednesday, with five players sitting out of action ahead of the team's Week 18 showdown against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium.

The Dallas Cowboys returned to the practice field on Thursday afternoon, with several key players' participation in practice being monitored. With the team entering a crucial stretch of the season and needing to win out to have the best opportunity at ...

The Dallas Cowboys are playing out the string, but the health of their starters remain on the line in a meaningless battle.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is set to start in the final game of the regular season against the New York Giants. In contrast, backup quarterback Joe Milton is expected to receive his

The Dallas Cowboys returned to practice on Wednesday, with only one unexpected absence from the open session, which was a key starter in the secondary. The Dallas Cowboys returned to action on Wednesday afternoon, with a spirited session at The Star as the ...

FRISCO — Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer confirmed prior to Friday’s practice that there would be some moving parts when it came to how their final game day roster would look like on Sunday against the New York Giants. That was cemented a few hours later.

Trevon Diggs took the field with the Green Bay Packers for the first time on Thursday and wasted no time making his feelings clear on the Dallas Cowboys ‘ waiving him earlier this week. “Still feel like I’m the best,” Diggs said after practice, days after the Cowboys cut him amid tensions with head coach Brian Schottenheimer.