A quick summary of each of the Dallas Cowboys' 2026 draft picks...

I got $$ on the Spurs pulling off the epic 3-1 comeback and winning the series. This series has been madness, and more madness is coming. Brace yourself!

If TEAM PICKENS is worried about Flournoy, they've got bigger problems. I love Flournoy, but the gap between him and GP is large enough that their situations will not have any bearing on each other. Now, as for TEAM TURPIN? That's a different story.

Victor Wembanyama is blocking more people than Dalton Schultz

The Los Angeles Rams have traded away their 2039 first-round pick to secure the services of pop-warner standout, Bismo Funyuns.

Was Micah Parsons the most talented player the Cowboys have traded? Ever? Who was dealt that went on to have Pro Bowl seasons? Herschel Walker? Nope Tony Dorsett? Nope, too old Craig Morton? Nope This list is shorter than you think... Amari Cooper Charvarius Ward Nahshon Wright

Sometimes people make my point for me without even realizing it.

The year Jimmy Johnson left Dallas, the Cowboys released a WR he had drafted in the second round because he wouldn't take a pay cut. That WR was Jimmy Smith, and he went on to string together five-straight Pro Bowl seasons in Jacksonville. That wasn't very smart FO'ing.

The Cowboys finished 1-15 in 1989, but didn't get the 1st overall pick in 1990 because they surrendered it by selecting Steve Walsh in the supplemental draft. Nobody talks much about that, but that's probably the worst front office move in the Jerry Jones era.

What do you think would have happened if Tony Romo had started that 2016 Divisional Round game against the Green Bay Packers?

Some musician biopics are perfectly cast. Of course, it helps when you're the nephew of the actual guy.

It's easy to explain, actually. The explanation is - you don't know what you're talking about. You're listening to others who don't know what they're talking about. Pro tip - do your own research 2026 = 1st 2025 = 6th 2024 = 16th 2023 = 11th 2022 = 29th 2021 = 2nd 2020 = 3rd

It's hard to find things to complain about. People who think Dak is bad are just wrong. People who believe the front office isn't trying aren't paying attention. And people who don't believe that Christian Parker will fix the Cowboys' defense aren't very convincing right now.

PRESS TO GEORGE PICKENS: Will you be at minicamp next week? PICKENS: Well, actually... GP's AGENT: Nice try!

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If Jaydon Blue can find a way to turn the corner mentally, he could be off and running for the Cowboys. bloggingtheboys.com/dallas-c…

If we're being honest, we really don't know what to expect from this Cowboys defense. But it's not at all farfetched to think it's going to take a massive leap forward based on the additions they've made this offseason. When you look at training camp last year compared to camp this year, there will be an expected 8 new starters paired with 7 new significant contributors on defense. Nearly every name you'll see in week one on defense will be a name that wasn't here at the start of camp in 2025. Rebuilt. Reloaded. Ready. #dallascowboys

I 100% believe Micah here. Jerry is a control freak, and he wants contract flexibility. As fans, we should love that about him, but it can get messy, and I certainly understand the frustration from players.

Jerry Jones may be a lot of things, but not treating people like family isn't one of them. In fact, that's probably one of his faults.

If you're not excited about the potential of a healthy Bland, Overshown, Ezeiruaku, and Revel Jr., then you might want to check your pulse. bloggingtheboys.com/dallas-c…