The Cowboys have salary-cap issues and until those are solved, the movement of players coming in will be slow. Still, we check in on the rumors of potential interest in free agents.

Whether by accident or by design, the Dallas Cowboys have found themselves cap short in a year when that may not be as much a handicap as in years past.

If Kruger's $8 million per year in Cleveland turns out to be the asking price for DEs this year, that may be good news for the cash-strapped Cowboys and bad news for for Anthony Spencer's agent.

With a flurry of last-minute moves, the Cowboys got under the salary cap. It's unlikely they'll be doing any immediate free-agency dealing unless they make a few more moves. But what about their own free agents? We check in on them.

Q. When does the 2013 free agency signing period begin? A. At 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, March 12. Q. What is permitted during the new three-day negotiating period prior to the start of free...

The flurry of contract activity continued into the weekend as the Dallas Cowboys inked center Phil Costa to a new deal. Meanwhile, Brandon Carr gives his first impressions of new defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin.

We reopen the world famous BTB Mailbag, ranking the Cowboys' most dire positions of need, and offering some names of potential free agents and collegiate draftees the team might target to turn them into positions of strength

Anthony Spencer is coming off a career year and is a free agent. Can the Cowboys come up with enough money to retain his services? Comments from Jerry Jones seem to cast doubt on that.

Part two of our four-part series of speculations on the Cowboys' offseason strategies takes a closer look at various and sundry offensive replacements and upgrades, as well as how they might be addressed.

Which holes should the Cowboys fill in free agency in order to employ a "best player available" strategy during the draft? In this, the first part of a series on offseason speculations, we look at the roster's "must haves."