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The Cowboys equipment team, led by director Mike McCord were honored last month for staff of the year, given annually to an AFC and NFC staff.

After a huge preseason, reality hit for Deuce Vaughn, who had a quiet rookie season. But with RB spot wide open, can Deuce get loose in his second year?

Despite not having a deal in place beyond 2024, Dak Prescott is focused on the present until contract negotiations begin.

In his Friday column, Mickey Spagnola hits the high notes on a defense that, with the addition of Mike Zimmer, just might be really good. 

Despite having a quiet rookie season and now suffering a shoulder injury this offseason, Mazi Smith is being counted on to make a big jump in his second year.

Until a new deal is done between the ����TV and Dak Prescott, and until it's known what Trey Lance can truly be, questions on possibly using a draft pick at QB will remain.

For three years, Chauncey Golston has played both defensive end and tackle. While his position remains unclear, the Cowboys lost two players each at those spots, opening the door for Golston.

There is little concern regarding the tight end position for the ����TV as they head toward the 2024 NFL Draft, and there are plenty of reasons why that's true.

The Cowboys are rolling up their sleeves with the draft coming next week, plus, questioning the reasoning of voluntary, adding to the running back room, big wideout bucks and more.

The Cowboys had one tight end make a huge jump in his second season last year. The hope is that Luke Schoonmaker can do the same in 2024. 

Trevon Diggs returns in 2024 to add another powder keg back to the ����TV' backfield, but the depth issue at cornerback could be bolstered late in the 2024 NFL Draft.

The Cowboys picked up a free agent running back on Tuesday in Royce Freeman, a former third-round pick with nearly 500 rush attempts.

Versatility is important for all young players and that's why T.J. Bass could have a bigger role in 2024 as he tries to compete at either guard or center.

Don't miss any of the action with our daily updates: news, notes and more throughout the Cowboys' regular season and offseason.

Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence have the ����TV in an elite situation atop their defensive ends depth chart, but free agency exits create a 2024 NFL Draft need.

As the ����TV begin their offseason conditioning, headline names such as Trevon Diggs ramp up their rehab routine with the goal of helping the team get over the hump.

In two years, Markquese Bell has gone from an undrafted free agent to a productive defensive contributor. Now, he could get the chance to have an even bigger role in Mike Zimmer's defense.

The 2024 Draft Blog is officially kicked off as Nick Harris and Kyle Youmans dive into the daily ongoings of the draft process leading up to the NFL Draft in late April.

While the Cowboys did spend a first-round pick on a defensive tackle a year ago, this draft warrants at least one more player in the position group to provide help in the interior next season.

Mazi Smith will now be looked upon to carry the load for the ����TV on the interior of their defensive line, but will they look for reinforcements in the 2024 NFL Draft?

Many of the mock drafts out there have the Cowboys picking an offensive tackle in the first round, but maybe that's not the best idea … especially with Tyler Smith on hand.

The Cowboys know who their starting QB will be in 2024 but the backup spot could be up for grabs. The team will definitely give Trey Lance a lot of looks, especially in the preseason.

Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz are both no longer in a ����TV' uniform, and this can only mean the team will enter the 2024 NFL Draft hoping to replace them with top picks.

The time is now for players such as Juanyeh Thomas, who has one year remaining on his contract but has enough versatility on defense and special teams to have a larger role in 2024.

While there are several other position groups for the ����TV to be concerned with heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, their specialists are certainly not one of them.