Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons could potentially play in Week One against the Philadelphia Eagles, but how much would he be able to contribute?

To make room for those two players, the Cowboys waived cornerbacks Andrew Booth and Zion Childress. Booth is in his second year with the team after being acquired in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings. Childress was an undrafted free agent this year who shined bright in training camp as a potential option in the slot.

The Philadelphia Eagles get right to action to kick off the defense of their 2025 Super Bowl with a home rivalry matchup with the Dallas Cowboys Thursday night at Lincoln Financial Field.

Cowboys insider Calvin Watkins teams up with staff artist Michael Hogue to offer a prediction for each of the Cowboys’ matchups.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is ready to get the season rolling against the Philadelphia Eagles. It has been a long time between NFL drinks for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, having not seen the field since Week 9 of last season against the Atlanta Falcons.

Childress, a preseason standout, was the only Cowboys' undrafted rookie that survived cuts. And for good reason. The former Kentucky Wildcat was sticky in coverage and physical defending the run. He also showed off a knack for blitzing, often pressuring the quarterback over three preseason games.

Still without a resolution with the Dallas Cowboys, Stephen A. Smith urges linebacker Micah Parsons not to take the field against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Someone spotted Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons in a location that suggests he could very well be done with the team.

They got it from rookie running back Jaydon Blue. He was back on the practice field after leaving their preseason finale with an ankle injury. The injury was reported as a low sprain, and it didn't stop Blue from getting right back into the swing of things.