Super Bowl timelines for all 32 NFL teams: Who's in mix, getting closer and years away?
We predicted the realistic timelines for when every team can contend for a title.
We predicted the realistic timelines for when every team can contend for a title.
From a non-catch to a botched hold, there have been plenty of near misses for Dallas over the past quarter of a century. Here are the top four.
On this edition of NFL Live the crew dives into Deshaun Watson officially requesting a trade to leave Houston, where might he go if he gets traded and what would it take to trade for him? Also where will Matt Stafford be playing in 2021? Plus Super Bowl 55 is right around the corner, Brady vs. Mahomes, can the GOAT win his 7th ring against the new super star of the NFL?
As Dallas enters a third offseason of negotiations with Dak Prescott, the front office should also explore adding the veteran Lions QB.
They're big and small. They've been lost while surfing in Hawaii and dancing at Studio 54. They've been found in taxis and hotel nightstands. Each ring, and its wearer, has a unique story to tell.
Jason Witten is retiring after 17 seasons and intends to sign a one-day contract with the Cowboys to retire with the franchise, he told ESPN's Todd Archer.
“A coach once told me, ‘The legacy of heroes is the memory of a great name and the inheritance of a great example,'” Jason Witten told ESPN. “As I hang it up, I walk away knowing that for 17 seasons I gave it my absolute all. I am proud of my accomplishments as a football player on the field and the example I tried to set off of it. Football is a great game that has taught me many valuable lessons, and I look forward to passing on that knowledge to the next generation.”
Jason Witten has told ESPN he is retiring from the NFL after a 17-year career. He intends to sign one-day contract and retire as a member of the Dallas Cowboys in March when his contract with the Las Vegas Raiders expires in March. He finishes his career with 1,228 catches, 13,046 yards, 74 touchdowns and 271 games played, which are the most in NFL history by a tight end.
The 2020 wide receiver class -- led by Minnesota's Justin Jefferson -- rivaled the 2014 class as one of the best in NFL history.
What if the Jets offered the Jaguars a haul for No. 1 overall? What if the Eagles missed out on a top WR? What if the Cowboys could pick any defender? NFL Nation weighs in.
From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.
Tampa Bay and Green Bay have the roster to compete again. Other playoff teams from 2020 aren't so lucky. And could the Jags win the AFC South?
Chiney and Golic Jr. are joined by former center for the San Diego Chargers Nick Hardwick to discuss Philip Rivers' career before talking which NFL team needs a fresh start.
The Cowboys will name Aden Durde as their defensive line coach, according to multiple sources. He was with new coordinator Dan Quinn in Atlanta for three seasons, spending the 2020 season as outside linebackers coach. An England native, Durde spent a year with the Cowboys coaching staff as an intern when Jason Garrett was head coach. He replaces Jim Tomsula, who was let go with defensive coordinator Mike Nolan.
Despite a 6-10 record and numerous struggles on both sides of the ball, Dallas had a few bright spots and promising players emerge.
As part of a staff overhaul on defense, Michigan has hired Cowboys defensive backs coach Maurice Linguist to be the Wolverines' co-defensive coordinator.
The Chicago Bears have requested permission to speak with Cowboys senior defensive assistant George Edwards regarding their defensive coordinator opening, according to a source. Because it is for a coordinator's job, the Cowboys cannot block the request, but the organization wants to keep Edwards, who spoke with Mike McCarthy about the Cowboys' coordinator job before it went to Dan Quinn. Edwards was Minnesota's defensive coordinator from 2014-19.
Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith is set to undergo left wrist surgery, sources tell ESPN's Todd Archer.
Linebacker Jaylon Smith will undergo left wrist surgery Thursday, according to multiple sources. Smith did not miss a game in 2020, leading the Cowboys with 161 tackles. He was on the injury report in Week 16 with a wrist injury but was a full practice participant. The sources said Smith should be ready for the beginning of the offseason program.
Casting a wide net for Doug Pederson's successor, the Philadelphia Eagles have requested an interview with an NFC East rival, Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, for their head coach opening, according to a source. Moore, 32, signed a three-year deal at the end of the 2020 season to remain with the Cowboys, pulling his name from the Boise State vacancy. The Cowboys had 513 yards and 37 points in Week 16 win vs. Eagles.
Sure, getting Dak Prescott and Tyron Smith back, among others, will elevate Dallas, but there's plenty of work to do elsewhere on the roster in 2021.
The Broncos legend relinquished his GM role recently, which left Dallas fans to ponder if its owner might do the same. Hint: Don't count on it.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | 7 | 9 | 0 | .438 | 335 | 329 |
| New York | 6 | 10 | 0 | .375 | 280 | 357 |
| Dallas | 6 | 10 | 0 | .375 | 395 | 473 |
| Philadelphia | 4 | 11 | 1 | .281 | 334 | 418 |
