The Dallas Cowboys may have made some major moves before the trade deadline, but their postseason chances are still slim.

The Dallas Cowboys completed multiple NFL trade deadline deals for both the current and future, but can this team still make the playoffs?

The Dallas Cowboys were forced to waive running back Malik Davis after trading for Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson.

If the Cowboys fall short of the playoffs for the second year in a row, the August trade of Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers will loom as a major reason. But considering how the Cowboys played with Parsons aboard last season, would that be fair?

The Dallas Cowboys have been pummeled by "experts" about their 2025 NFL Trade Deadline, but here is why it was a rousing success.

Winners and Losers after the Cowboys season slips away after brutal loss at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football

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Despite this, talking on the “Why is Draymond Green Talking About Football Podcast” alongside Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, the former Golden State Warrior and 4-time NBA Champion and All-Star had some biting words for the three-time Pro Bowler.

After the Dallas Cowboys made two deadline trades, their grades didn't look to good. And Matt Eberflus still has a job.

Bill Simmons is not a fan of the Cowboys trading for Jets DT Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline on Tuesday.

Jerry Jones continued a back-and-forth with former Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons while appearing on "The Stephen A. Smith Show."