The Dallas Cowboys addressed their running back conundrum this free agency, but at what cost? The team's mismanagement of the market is getting put on blast.

The Dallas Cowboys continue to be busy in free agency. Late Thursday night, just around midnight on the east coast actually, word broke that the Cowboys were bringing in another player. Dallas is signing running back Miles Sanders to a one-year deal.

Martin chose to retire, his body unable to withstand the rigors of the sport any longer. Lawrence wants to continue his career, got a good deal from the Seahawks and was upset that the Cowboys didn’t do more to try to keep him. He was hurt and wanted to lash out at Jerry and Stephen Jones.

In the NFL, there's never a shortage of news... or drama. Such is the case for newly-minted Seattle Seahawks defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence. After eleven years with the Dallas Cowboys, Lawrence jumped ship to a new team and is reunited with defensive coordinator Aden Durde - his former defensive line coach in Dallas.

By Jeff Howe, Jon Machota, Saad Yousuf and RJ Kraft The Dallas Cowboys continue to add to their roster with the latest move being a trade for Tennessee Titans linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr., according to team sources.

The trade for Murray comes as the Cowboys look to turn around their defense after the unit struggled in 2024. Dallas gave up the fifth-most total yards per game (355.2) and the fo