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Former NFL GM proposes wild Lions-Cowboys trade involving Micah Parsons, Brian Branch

A former NFL general manager proposed a wild trade between the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys that involves Micah Parsons and Brian Branch.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 4d

Dallas Cowboys, Micah Parsons 'don't like each other,' NFL analyst says

Former NFL quarterback turned ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes it’s become too personal between the Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons.

Yardbarker · 2h

GMs do not believe Cowboys have made Micah Parsons available

When Micah Parsons rolled out his trade request two weeks ago, it quickly became known that the Cowboys had no intention of granting it. Considering Parsons’ status as Dallas’ top player and one of the league’s best overall talents,

Dallas Cowboys, Milton and Ravens

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 2d

3 Cowboys players who need to stand out in NFL Preseason Week 2

The Dallas Cowboys play against the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday and these 3 players need a good showing in their second preseason game of the year.

Bleacher Report · 1d

Joe Milton to Start for Cowboys vs. Ravens in NFL Preseason Week 2

It will be the Joe Milton show once again when the Dallas Cowboys take the field for Saturday's preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Yahoo! Sports · 1d

Cowboys’ Joe Milton’s official status for Ravens preseason game

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton III is coming off an injury, but will start the preseason game against the Ravens.

NFL, most valuable franchise

The Dallas Morning News · 2d

Dallas Cowboys remain NFL’s most valuable franchise by wide margin, Sportico says

For the sixth times in as many Sportico rankings of the NFL’s most valuable franchises, the Cowboys topped the this list again in 2025.

The Plain Dealer Cleveland on M… · 1d

NFL’s most valuable franchise hasn’t been to Super Bowl in 3 decades; least valuable is in Ohio

You can question Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ ability as a general manager. It’s difficult to question his business acumen. The Cowboys remain the most valuable franchise in the NFL at $12.8 billion,

The Daily Express on MSN · 1d

Jerry Jones net worth as NFL's most valuable franchises are ranked

The Dallas Cowboys were one of three teams valued at over $10 billion by Sportico, with Jerry Jones' net worth also coming to light.

Cowboys Trading Receiver Jalen Tolbert Becoming Hot NFL Rumor

Jalen Tolbert, Jalen Brooks, Jonathan Mingo, Traeshon Holden and Ryan Flournoy are all part of the group hoping to make their ...

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Brian Schottenheimer succumbs to Cowboys fans whims with critical rookie

It is in his blood. New Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is the Son of Martyball. Run. Run. Pass. Punt. It ...

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Dallas Cowboys could get rid of a young star before the start of the NFL

The Dallas Cowboys secondary has suffered constant injury losses in recent years and one of the most affected is Caelen Carson, a young cornerback who came to the team with high ex ...

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In 2025 NFL franchise valuations, Cowboys still top list. Which other teams made it?

Sportico released its annual list of how much NFL franchises are worth and the top spot is no shock, with the Dallas Cowboys valued at $12.8 billion.

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Micah Parsons contract dispute: Former NFL GM pitches multiple trades of Dallas Cowboys star to Super Bowl contenders

Micah Parsons’ trade request amid his contract dispute with the Dallas Cowboys set the NFL world ablaze earlier this summer. Now, former general manager ...

Total Pro Sports1d

Rookie Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Stuns Fans with Jaw-Dropping New Photos

Dallas Cowboys rookie cheerleader Morgan Perschy looked stunning as she posed with her new teammates before the season.

Dallas Cowboys remain most expensive NFL franchise with $12.8B valuation

The rankings valued the Cowboys at $12.8 billion. That's over a $2 billion jump over last year's $10.32 billion valuation, or ...

Yardbarker on MSN7h

How No Salary Cap Fueled the Cowboys’ 90s Dynasty

In the early 1990s, the Dallas Cowboys weren’t just winning—they were steamrolling the NFL due to the lack of a salary cap.

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