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Cowboys fans react to Trevon Diggs release

Trevon Diggs is out in Dallas, and Cowboys fans are buzzing! Despite his big contract, the team decided to move on after a tough season, with many fans saying it was time for a change. Diggs struggled in coverage this year, and some felt he wasn’t living up to the hype. Now, with the defense needing a serious overhaul, people are debating if this was the right call or a risky move. What do you think—smart decision or a mistake the Cowboys will regret? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

“A New Era Begins: Emmitt Smith Jr. Could Carry His Father’s Legacy Back to the Cowboys in 2026: The Dallas Cowboys could soon witness the return of a familiar name. Reports suggest Emmitt Smith Jr., son of legendary Hall of Famer and NFL rushing leader Emmitt Smith, might be eyeing a spot on the Cowboys’ 2026 roster. The 2026 season already holds high expectations for Dallas, but the possibility of another Smith donning the star sends fans into overdrive.While still developing his identity as a running back, Emmitt Jr. brings the same passion and drive that once defined his father’s career. Sources close to the organization say the Cowboys have expressed serious interest, seeing him not only as an athlete with potential, but as a symbolic bridge between the franchise’s storied past and its promising future.If the deal moves forward, 2026 could become more than another season — it could mark the rebirth of Cowboy tradition through bloodline, heart, and heritage under the bright lights of AT&T Stadium. Sports Report By Donnell Ballard. Happy birthday To MillenniumAnton Christopher Woods Jr. #DallasCowboys #CowboysNation #Cowboys #JerryJones #emmittSmithJr

Clowney’s Big D Impact: Should Cowboys Re-Sign?

Gamecock legend Jadeveon Clowney has been a force for America’s Team this season, leading the Cowboys in sacks despite joining late. With 5.5 sacks and 8 tackles for loss, Clowney’s pass-rush has been a rare bright spot for Dallas’ defense. Now, with Stephen Jones saying the team “absolutely” wants him back, should the Cowboys lock in the veteran for 2026? Let’s talk Clowney’s fit and future in Big D! #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys could bring Emmitt Smith’s son home

Emmitt Smith’s son, EJ Smith IV, is officially entering the 2026 NFL Draft, and the Dallas Cowboys might have a shot at keeping the Smith legacy alive in Big D. Even though EJ isn’t a top prospect, his experience at Stanford and Texas A&M makes him an intriguing option—especially with Javonte Williams heading into free agency and the Cowboys’ running back room in flux. With Dallas’ history of finding hidden gems among undrafted free agents, would you want to see EJ Smith IV in a Cowboys jersey next season? Let’s hear your thoughts on keeping the Smith tradition going! #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Malik Davis shines in Cowboys’ big win

Malik Davis just turned heads in Dallas with a breakout performance against Washington, racking up 103 yards on only 11 carries. With Javonte Williams sidelined, Davis stepped up and showed the kind of explosive running the Cowboys have been missing. Now, with the playoffs out of reach, it’s the perfect time for Dallas to see what Davis can do with a bigger role. Should the Cowboys give him the keys for the season finale? Fans are buzzing about what this could mean for next year’s backfield. Let’s hear your thoughts—does Davis deserve more carries? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys fans: Clowney’s comeback looks likely

Jadeveon Clowney has quietly become a key piece for the Cowboys’ defense this season, leading the team in sacks, tackles for loss, and pass deflections—even though he wasn’t brought in to be the main guy. Now, with free agency looming, the front office sounds determined to keep him in Dallas. Stephen Jones says talks will start right away, and both sides want a deal. Clowney’s veteran presence has made a real difference, but the Cowboys still need to find their next star pass rusher. What do you think—should Dallas lock him in for another year? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys’ offseason: Who must stay in Dallas?

Losing key players could shake up the Cowboys’ 2026 hopes, but a few names just can’t be allowed to walk. George Pickens has become the go-to guy with 1,420 yards and 9 TDs—he’s got to stick around, even if it means using the franchise tag. Javonte Williams powered the run game with over 1,300 yards from scrimmage and 13 TDs, making him a must-keep. Jadeveon Clowney’s late-season surge and Brandon Aubrey’s clutch kicking round out the list. Who do you think is most essential for Dallas to re-sign? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Clowney’s late-season spark could shape Cowboys’ future

Jadeveon Clowney has become the heartbeat of the Cowboys’ defense just when the team needed it most. After joining Dallas midseason, Clowney’s relentless energy and leadership helped snap a tough losing streak, showing he’s still got plenty left in the tank at 32. His Week 17 performance against Washington—1.5 sacks, three tackles for loss—was a game-changer. Clowney says he’s not thinking about retirement and wants to re-sign, ideally with a full offseason to get even better. Should the Cowboys lock him in for another year, or is it time to look elsewhere? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys WR Jalen Tolbert’s make-or-break moment

Jalen Tolbert finally got his shot with the Cowboys, logging his biggest workload of the season just as the team gears up for the playoffs. With Ryan Flournoy sidelined, Tolbert was on the field for 57 snaps and saw eight targets against Washington—a clear sign the coaches are giving him one last chance to prove he belongs. With KaVontae Turpin and George Pickens also making waves, Tolbert’s future in Dallas is on the line. Do you think he’s shown enough to stick around, or is it time for the Cowboys to move on? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys’ defense needs a Flores fix

Watching the Cowboys’ defense struggle this season has been tough, especially knowing there’s a proven mastermind like Brian Flores potentially up for grabs. Flores turned the Vikings’ defense into one of the league’s best, even with their offense sputtering. Imagine what he could do in Dallas, where the talent is there but the scheme just isn’t clicking. Jerry Jones says he’ll do anything for a championship—now’s the time to prove it. Would you want Flores running the Cowboys’ defense next year, or is there another coordinator you’d rather see? Let’s talk! #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys