The first day of Cowboys training camp featured a couple of defensive players talking about contractual issues with the team, but a new member of the offense was in a more positive frame of mind.

Pickens spent the first three years of his career in Pittsburgh and demonstrated explosive big-play potential, averaging 16.3 yards per catch. And that came with lackluster quarterback play from signal-callers like Kenny Pickett, Mason Rudolph, Mitchell Trubisky and Russell Wilson.

The Pittsburgh Steelers shipped off George Pickens to the Cowboys this offseason, and he already made a familiar mistake in his first camp action.

Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons is no longer holding back and is publicly sharing his frustrations with the team's approach to contract negotiations.

After practice, defensive end Micah Parsons shared his side of the ongoing contract extension dispute with the Cowboys.

It won't be long before the cheerleading squad for the Dallas Cowboys is back in the spotlight. Earlier this year, "America's Sweethearts" revealed that every member of the 2025 squad will receive a 400 percent pay increase this fall.

Newcomer Faith Ward has caused a stir by daring to step outside of the box with a new beauty standard of her own.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Jada McLean and Kelly Villares exclusively told E! News what it means to have their wages increased by roughly 400 percent.

Diggs opted to rehab an injury away from the team's facility, and it wound up costing him a half-million dollars

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs gave up $500,000 of his $9 million salary in 2025 after failing to be available for over 84 percent of the team's offseason program as he rehabilitates from the cartilage issue that ended his 2024 campaign.

Trevon Diggs will lose salary due to his decision to rehab away from the Dallas Cowboys' facility for most of the offseason. On Tuesday, he fired off a message.