Not that it makes the Micah Parsons trade feel justified, but the Dallas Cowboys have to like their spot now as they head into the 2026 NFL Draft. With the Gree

The Dallas Cowboys‘ last game of the season didn’t really turn out to be pleasant. After missing the playoffs, Dallas ended their season with a defeat and a disappointing 7-9 record.

The Dallas Cowboys closed out their last game of the season on Sunday, January 4, with a road game against the New York Giants, which they dropped 34-17. Even with the season ending on a sour note, the Cowboys ended their 2025-26 season at second place in the NFC East, and that’s a statistic that should make them proud.

Where would the Dallas Cowboys land in the 2026 NFL Draft if it were to be held today ahead of Wild Card Weekend of the playoffs?

The Dallas Cowboys have been dubbed “America’s Team,” and during the 1990s, they helped lead the charge the NFL made in its popularity. The Cowboys won three Super Bowls in the decade as quarterback Troy Aikman, running back Emmitt Smith and wide receiver Michael Irvin became household names.

Here we use Dak Prescott's contract and pending restructure to explain how NFL salary cap accounting is funny money.

The Dallas Cowboys remain alone with horrible NFL playoff history. You see, the New England Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday night. This is relevant to the Cowboys, one version of them, because New England was the #2 seed on the AFC side of the playoff picture.