ESPN's Seth Walder gave the Cowboys a "C" grade for their performance during the 2025 NFL offseason. Which moves gave them a bad grade?

The team put the pads on for the first time in 2025, with rookie RB Jaydon Blue one of several players taking their opportunities seriously.

Parsons' contract situation lingers on as Dallas looks to put a rocky offseason that began with a coaching change behind it.

Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney joins "Inside Training Camp Live" to discuss Packers 2025 offseason moves and first round pick wide receiver Matthew Golden.

For the most part Cowboys fans seem to feel pretty good about the state of the team with training camp starting off.

After getting selected with the No. 12 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Tyler Booker is looking to do a lot of winning with the Cowboys.

As multiple scouts noted, the Browns got their running back of the future, Quinshon Judkins, at No. 36 and can attack a strong 2026 class with two first-round picks, both of which could be early picks due to Cleveland's and Jacksonville's states of transition.

The Seattle Seahawks had a busy offseason with a lot of movement. The most notable being QB Sam Darnold signing a three-year, $100.5 million contract to take over for Geno Smith, who was dealt to the Las Vegas Raiders. Darnold will operate under a new offense from offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, who replaces Ryan Grubb.

But the Cowboys did get a few moves right. Walder praised the Cowboys for taking a shot on WR George Pickens, who the traded for back in May. “On paper, it’s a perfect move.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Kenneth Murray has been absent from training camp for the birth of his child, which has opened the door for a special teams ace and he's making the most of his opportunities.