Micah Parsons shared frustration over his dealings with the team, while Trevon Diggs maintains he's happy in Dallas. Also, notes from Practice #1.

Trevon Diggs will lose salary due to his decision to rehab away from the Dallas Cowboys' facility for most of the offseason. On Tuesday, he fired off a message.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs gave up $500,000 of his $9 million salary in 2025 after failing to be available for over 84 percent of the team's offseason program as he rehabilitates from the cartilage issue that ended his 2024 campaign.

From the moment Jerry Jones bought the Dallas Cowboys, he has also served as the team’s general manager. Others inside the organization are heavily involved in making GM-like decisions, such as Executive Vice President Stephen Jones.

Dallas Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones, 82, made headlines this week for a rare moment of candor at training camp. Asked if he'd ever thought about letting someone else handle the

The idea of Jerry Jones being less involved with the Dallas Cowboys might seem outlandish to many NFL fans, but the thought has at least crossed the mind of the team owner and general manager.