Whether it's Brian Schottenheimer, Kellen Moore or whomever else, the Cowboys have issues to fix, and the draft capital to do it.

The Dallas Cowboys are still focused on finding their next head coach but as soon as that's done, they'll be turning their attention to the roster. Free agency will come up first but in February, they begin the draft process with the NFL Scouting Combine.

In the most Dallas Cowboys’ draft pick imaginable, the team selects RB Ashton Jeanty from Boise State.

Newsweek shared its latest 2025 NFL mock draft and has the Cowboys addressing the wide receiving corps with a superstar wide receiver who shined in the SEC. Gavino Borquez made his projections and the Cowboys land Missouri Tigers playmaker Luther Burden III with the No. 12 overall pick.

The Cowboys find themselves on the outside looking in when it comes to the NFL playoffs ... but are hopefully "all-in'' (get it?) on personnel department action as it relates to NFL free agency in March and the NFL Draft in April.

T he Dallas Cowboys offensive line has historically been a central reason for their past success. Going back to the 1990s glory days, it was the impressive offensive line that hel

Cam Skattebo wasn't on the radar of NFL scouts and GMs when it came to putting together their 2025 draft boards. After some tough conversations

The Dallas Cowboys will stay pat in this 2025 mock draft and there will not be any trades. The Dallas Cowboys rarely trade up and the most likely outcome would be a trade down if a trade were to happen.

Unfortunately for the Dallas Cowboys, they are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft instead of playing in the 2025 playoffs. With plenty in limbo with the Cowboys coaching staff, the job of the Cowboys scouting department does not stop.

However, there is a silver lining to losing several key players without signing replacements: compensatory draft picks. MORE: Cowboys select superstar playmaking WR in 2025 NFL mock draft According to Over The Cap,