Everything the Dallas Cowboys do, whether good or bad, gets magnified - and that will always be the case for a team of such magnitude, simply the most famous team in the NFL. Despi

Running back splits: In the first large team period of practice on Tuesday, the Cowboys ran 19 run plays on 53 total offensive snaps. The splits between the running backs went as follows: Javonte Williams – 6, Jaydon Blue – 4, Miles Sanders – 3, Deuce Vaughn – 3, Malik Davis – 2, Phil Mafah – 1

As head coach of the Denver Broncos, Dan Reeves had already lost a couple of Super Bowls by 1989 and was wound pretty tight, anyway. So when the Jerry-and-Jimmy takeover happened and his beloved Tom Landry was swept aside after 29 years, Reeves was more than prepared to exact a little revenge against his former team.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott finds himself in a bittersweet moment. While he has recovered from his own injury, his team's offense is facing a worrying streak of injurie

Dak Prescott's backup situation hasn't been ideal through two weeks of the preseason. Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottheimer is still optimistic about it.

In a recent survey released by ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, he ranked his top 10 NFL QBs on seven different skillsets from arm strength and mechanics to ball placement and pocket presence. Despite being a recent MVP candidate, Prescott only landed on one of Orlovsky’s top 10 lists — mechanics.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton is looking to solidify his position as backup to star Dak Prescott, who is expected to be fully ready for the upcoming season. Milton, however, has yet to find his footing in his first stint in Dallas.

Could the Dallas Cowboys have Joe Milton come off the bench for the preseason finale to give Will Grier a shot to win the spot behind Dak Prescott?

Colin Cowherd is often critical of the Dallas Cowboys, but recently gave Dak Prescott an interesting compliment.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott threw a bad pass that was returned for a touchdown during a recent scrimmage.

The Dallas Cowboys are pleased with their cheap offseason trade with the New England Patriots to acquire QB Joe Milton ... so much so that he's spent all of training camp as the No. 2 guy behind Dak Prescott.