The Cowboys free agent plan in 2025 is bigger than wins right now. We all remember how badly the 2024 free agency period went for America’s Team, and that has cost them during the regular season.

The Dallas Cowboys have begun roster evaluations for 2025, and they will have plenty of decisions to make in the coming months regarding who will wear a star on their helmet next September.

However, will a strong finish to the 2024 season make Rush think he can earn more on the free-agent market? According to Spotrac, Rush's last contract with the Cowboys was a two-year deal for $5 ...

Tim Heitman-Imagn Images Rush ... staff writer for the Cowboys' official website. During the chat, Rush was asked about his future, as the quarterback is set to be a free agent this offseason.

The Cowboys will have 26 players eligible to hit free agency at year's end, with a few deserving space on next season's roster, despite the team's tight cap situation. Dallas fans have grown ...

Will it be the Cowboys to give it to him? DeMarcus Lawrence is also a free agent next season. Sam Williams will be recovering from his ACL injury. Micah Parsons has been playing more off-ball ...

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones just muddied the waters regarding coach Mike McCarthy's future in his infamous "Country-Fried Little Rock Door-to-Door Huckster Word Salad'' sort of way.

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Sydney Sweeney, Heather Graham and Hailey Bieber are just a few stars who were spotted in their bikinis this week, whether they were on vacation or celebrating the new year at home.

The upcoming Cowboys free agents compile a lengthy list of key players needing new contracts. However, spending is not Dallas’ forte, and Stephen Jones has already promised a “tight budget ...

Tim Heitman-Imagn Images Sitting at 7-8, the Cowboys have managed to cover up ... Oh, and about those contracts, as about 25 guys can hit free agency ... "We want them back,'' said COO Stephen ...