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Dallas Cowboys to make third appearance on ‘Hard Knocks’

The Dallas Cowboys will become the first NFL team to be featured for a third time on “Hard Knocks” in the show’s 20th anniversary season, it was announced Friday. HBO and NFL Films announced Friday that the five-episode season will debut on Aug. 10 at 10 p.m. ET. “America, America’s game and America’s Team had […]

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Rating NFL offseasons for all 32 teams: Goals, top moves and biggest remaining questions

Every team has offseason goals. For some, such as the world champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers, it’s how to maintain the standard. For others, such as those teams that missed the postseason, it’s how to get better, particularly now that there are two extra playoff teams this season. Mandatory minicamps are done. Some teams shortened theirs; […]

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Dallas Cowboys LB Jaylon Smith changing to No. 9, will pay six-figure sum for switch, sources say

FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith is making a number switch from No. 54 to No. 9, but it will come at a mid-six figure cost, according to multiple sources. To make the move to No. 9, Smith had to buy out the current inventory of No. 54 jerseys and T-shirts, which follows […]

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How old-school linebackers are adjusting to the new college football

A few series later, just before halftime, Wilson delivered another hit — this time with his right shoulder. Again, a pop. The bone flexed downward, completely separating from the joint. He didn’t bother to inform the trainer. “I actually had to just twist it back up in there,” Wilson said. He finished the game with […]

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Dallas Cowboys declining fifth-year option on LB Leighton Vander Esch, agent says

FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys will not pick up Leighton Vander Esch‘s fifth-year option for 2022, according to his agent, Ron Slavin, which will make the 2018 first-round pick an unrestricted free agent after the upcoming season. Vander Esch’s injury history is the biggest reason. He missed 13 games over the past two seasons, […]

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NFL draft 2021 takeaways: The QB rush continues, plus lingering questions and top surprises

By most measures, NFL offenses last year produced their best season in the history of pro football. Never had the collective environment been more conducive to scoring, especially via the pass, and new records were set for points, touchdown throws and completion percentage. So after taking three months to analyze their rosters and project trends, […]

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2021 NFL draft trade tracker: Every deal for a first-round pick

We tracked every first-round trade made leading up to the 2021 NFL draft, from trades that occurred nearly two years ago to ones that happened the first night of the draft. They each play an integral part in telling the complete story of the NFL draft. Here are all of the latest draft-pick deals for […]

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How scouting during the pandemic will turn 2021 NFL draft into ‘wild, Wild West’

Personnel from the NFL teams in attendance at the 2021 Senior Bowl in late January were spaced 30 feet apart inside the convention center in Mobile, Alabama. Tested for COVID-19 in advance, they were separated from draft prospects by walls of Plexiglas, with each meeting lasting only 15 minutes. That’s just one example of NFL […]

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2021 NFL draft: Jeff Legwold ranks the top 100 prospects

For years, folks in the NFL would often openly wonder if they needed to be in Indianapolis for the entire combine. They would complain about the cold weather, saying they were counting the hours until they could hit the road, as they speed-walked through the convention center to another round of interviews. Then the combine […]

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NFL Mock Draft with all trades for 2021: Bill Barnwell proposes deals for all 32 picks, including the Jaguars, Jets and Patriots

Every year, I offer up my own piece of vaguely NFL draft-related content by producing a mock draft consisting entirely of trades. There are 32 picks in the first round and for each of those selections, I try to construct a trade that makes sense for two or more teams given their respective needs and […]

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