Stay or go, Cowboys free agency edition: Will Cooper Rush seek opportunity elsewhere?
Why he might stay: Simply put, you know what you’re getting in Rush. He’s an established veteran backup. He knows the Cowboys' offense, including that of their OC-turned-head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Plus, Rush has built up a long-term rapport with Prescott.
Leading the Cowboys to a 3-4 record, quarterback Dak Prescott suffered a hamstring injury in Week 9 against the Atlanta ...
Cowboys COO Stephen Jones said the team thinks highly of Rush but won't necessarily re-sign him, David Moore of the Dallas Morning News reports.
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of holes to fill this offseason, and even though they don’t need a quarterback, they’ll need ...
We're a bit bothered by the Cowboys tying Prescott's $60 million per year salary into a conversation about Rush and Lance.
The Dallas Cowboys already have the team’s franchise quarterback in Dak Prescott, but the front office faces question marks at the position beyond the former Pro Bowler. Both Cooper Rush and Trey ...
Prescott's injury history means the Cowboys need to have a bona fide backup in the pipeline, and his salary as the highest-paid player in the league means that will need to come in the draft. Prescott ...
Trey Lance was approached late in the season by the Cowboys front office and was presented with an offer of a contract ...
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