Colin Cowherd isn't afraid to go against the wave of media members who feel the Dallas Cowboys made terrible decisions at the trade deadline.

Reevaluating the Cowboys' decision to trade away All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons after using some of the return to acquire Williams

After a lot of lead-in by the team’s owner, the Dallas Cowboys did, indeed, have a couple tricks up their sleeve on trade deadline day. Dallas made a pair of deals on Tuesday, one that undoubtedly qualifies as a “blockbuster” and another that could secure a defensive starter for the next season or two.

The Dallas Cowboys have been connected to a potential trade for star Miami Dolphins safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.

The Dallas Cowboys made two moves at the NFL trade deadline to address the team's defensive woes, but what does it mean for the team's salary cap space?

If you didn't know what to make of the Cowboys before Tuesday's trades, just wait until you see the wild swing of grades the experts gave.

The Cincinnati Bengals were never going to get a good return on the Logan Wilson trade, but there were always going to be a few possible suitors, too. Wilson wound up with the Dallas Cowboys on the day of the NFL trade deadline, with the Bengals getting back a seventh-round pick.

The one letdown from the trade deadline was the fact that the Cowboys didn't get any help at cornerback or safety. Instead, they're banking on players such as Donovan Wilson to return to health, but they weren't any better when he was out there.

The Cowboys made their highly anticipated NFL trade deadline move on Tuesday by acquiring linebacker Logan Wilson from the Bengals.

According to owner and general manager Jerry Jones, the answer is yes. He said Monday morning that multiple deals are in the works -- less than three months after Dallas traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers for two first-round picks and Kenny Clark just before the 2025 season kicked off.