The Cowboys taking this running back for the right “price” makes a lot of sense. The Dallas Cowboys dropped the ball last season when it came to their running back stable. They’ve proven through the early portion of the offseason that they’ve learned their lesson.

The Dallas Cowboys need a playmaker on their offense. They could swing a blockbuster trade on draft day to make sure they bring one to Dallas.

"After witnessing the success the Philadelphia Eagles had with Saquon Barkley, plenty of teams are now on the hunt for a running back who can perform at that elite level. Lately, t

Martinez is one of several running backs the Cowboys have met with in the pre-draft process. His physical running style will do quite well with the vision new head coach Brian Schottenheimer sees as the best way to help QB Dak Prescott at this stage of his career.

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked to Heisman Trophy runner-up Ashton Jeanty throughout the draft process and now he's going viral after Boise State's Pro Day.

In Monday's episode of The Mina Kimes Show, ESPN's Field Yates and Mina Kimes conducted their War Room Mock Draft 1.0. Among the results, they had Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty going 12th to the Dallas Cowboys and Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart going 21st to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

East Carolina's Shavon Revel Jr. has been mocked as a potential second-round pick by the Dallas Cowboys. Revel's familiarity with the Cowboys' medical team could make his selection the perfect fit. He'll be visiting Dallas this week to further that relationship.

If Josh Simmons, Kelvin Banks, or Tyler Booker are the highest-graded player on the Cowboys’ board, the roster presence of 2024 first-rounder Tyler Guyton shouldn’t stop personnel boss Will McClay from pulling the trigger once again on O-line.

From a future bet on a Heisman Trophy winner to a TCU afterthought, the best NFL draft picks in the history of the Dallas Cowboys.

On a podcast, " Scoop City ," The Athletic reported that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones "really likes Travis Hunter." The two-way player out of Colorado is projected to be selected with one of the first four picks in the draft, meaning if Dallas really wants him, it would have to give up a package of picks to bring him to Arlington.