The Dallas Cowboys are showing faith in Jake Ferguson after his contract extension. We had spoken at length regarding the type of season Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson had to have if he were to stick around beyond 2025, as he entered the final year of his deal.

Ferguson’s extension puts him as the seventh-highest paid tight end in the NFL, and also guarantees he’s signed through at least 2028.

“I have zero doubts in my mind that his production will get back to where it was the year before,” Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said.

One of the team’s key offensive linemen fell to an unspecified injury that the organization is going to have to keep tabs on.

Former Miami Dolphins lineman Robert Jones, who signed a one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys and was working with their No. 1 offense at training camp, broke a bone in his neck and will now miss...

After Robert Jones broke a bone in his neck during Sunday's training camp practice, Tyler Guyton left the field Monday with a knee injury.

Guyton's injury is a massive blow to an offensive line group that is already reeling from Jones' expected long-term absence.