Dallas Cowboys fans are getting another season of the hit sports documentary show “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.”

The Gambler and His Cowboys,' the Dallas Cowboys owner recalls facing high stakes when he first bought the team in 1989

While he escaped the worst, Jonathan Mingo has a PCL injury that could force the Dallas Cowboys to place him on the IR to start the season.

The unbelievable true story of the rise of the Dallas Cowboys is chronicled in Netflix’s sensational new docuseries America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to the Ravens in a snoozer of a preseason game at AT&T Stadium that featured yet another Joe Milton disaster.

While there have been several dynasties in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys' dynasty during the 1990s is truly one of a kind.  No NFL dynasty before or since has had the level of unending craziness that seemed to constantly hover over Jerry Jones' team.

"America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" will return to Netflix for a third season in 2026, according to Variety's Angelique Jackson. The exact date of season three's premier has yet to be announced.

The Iowa Hawkeyes, a known pipeline of talent to the NFL, are seeing a flurry of their former stars working out or earning contracts at new teams. Former quarterback C.J. Beathard and wide receiver Brandon Smith have each made waves for the New York Jets during training camp.

Ojemudia, a former third-round pick in the 2020 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos, most recently played in the UFL for the DC Defenders.

The Dallas Cowboys are enduring a nightmare start, with little good news surrounding the team, on or off the field. Under head coach Brian Schottenheimer, performances have fallen