The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of work to do this offseason to get better results in 2026. One position they likely won’t do much with, though, is quarterback. With both Dak Prescott and Joe Milton III signed beyond next year and expected to return in the same roles, the only news at this spot may go no further than the practice squad.

He could accomplish something Sunday his Cowboys quarterback predecessors never did. A Dallas quarterback has never led the NFL in passing. Entering Sunday’s Week 18 regular-season finale, Prescott’s 4,

A career season from their veteran quarterback still wasn’t enough for the Cowboys. Where do they go from here?

The Cowboys' signal caller is chasing the NFL passing crown. What's the latest intel on his status for Week 18?

The Dallas Cowboys are looking for a new defensive coordinator. The team has taken a more aggressive approach in their coaching search this offseason. They already completed some interviews and have more scheduled. The list of candidates is plentiful. So far, they have completed interviews for six coaches already.

"Obviously, the news was heartbreaking ... Praying for Bo [Nix]. I know he'll bounce back. He's a great player in this league," Drake Maye said.