The Dallas Cowboys are in full force in Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine, as the entirety of the front office and coaching staff has descended upon the NFL’s annual spring conference that doubles as an opportunity to sit down with agents ahead of free agency in mid-March.

The Cowboys are in contract talks with Osa Odighizuwa, while the team hopes to retain the likes of Jourdan Lewis and Rico Dowdle. More at PFR.

Re-signing Dowdle seems like a smart move but he won't be retained on the cheap contract he played under in 2024. That's why there's no guarantee he will be back. Here, we examine

Running back is arguably the Dallas Cowboys’ biggest area of need heading into the 2025 NFL draft next month. Yes, 26-year-old RB Rico Dowdle did hit the 1,000-yard mark last season, but he didn’t really come into his own until a 27-20 win over the New York Giants in Week 13 as he split carries

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked with making big changes to the backfield under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer after a 2024 season that saw the franchise be one of the worst in the NFL at running the football.

One of the primary concerns for the Cowboys was their lack of a strong run game. Starting running back Rico Dowdle ended the season with 1,079 rushing yards, but this total was si

Some have predicted the Dallas Cowboys to find a new starting running back this offseason, but Rico Dowdle remains a more than viable option ahead of free agency.

The Cowboys seem to be getting a jump start on free agency by laying out a plan for 3 star players. Rico Dowdle's X post raises questions.

The first element of this conundrum is Rico Dowdle becoming an unrestricted free agent. Despite a banged-up offensive line supporting him, and a flop of a year in total for the team, Dowdle held his ground in the backfield.

While a rookie in this loaded 2025 class is a must, the Cowboys should also be willing to sign a veteran back to help carry the load. That's what Ian Valentino of The 33rd Team expects from them as he predicts Aaron Jones will sign with Dallas in free agency.

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked with making big changes to the backfield under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer after a 2024 season that saw the franchise be one of the worst in the NFL at running the football.