The cellphone temperature read 98 degrees as Dallas Cowboys fans stood in line, which stretched from the Ford Center to the street. Jerseys, sequin shirts and the unforgiving Texas heat did not deter fans at all. When the doors opened, fans wanted a glimpse of the hottest ticket in town: the Dallas Cowboys.

It is only preseason, but there is a familiar feeling sweeping the Dallas Cowboys after Saturday's 31-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, with Brian Schottenheimer's team looking less than impressive in their two preseason outings.

A new Netflix series on Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys empire spends one segment on a particularly devastating playoff loss to Green Bay.

The longtime Dallas Cowboys owner certainly angered his team's fans even more after they saw the latest Netflix show following the franchise.

Markell Samuel is poised for another leap — perhaps as Oklahoma State football’s starting left tackle on a remade offensive line.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have gotten an update on a potential season 3. Their second season came out in June.

Former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman recalled an allegation his former coach made against him that his teammates refuted.

The series is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on Tuesday, Aug. 19, and will include exclusive interviews with Jones, former players Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin, Emmitt Smith, coaches Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer, and notable fans like George W. Bush and Phil Knight.

If you're a fan of the NFL and you're younger than 30, then it might be hard to believe there was a time when the Dallas Cowboys were winning multiple Super Bowls.

As the Micah Parsons situation seemingly gets uglier by the day, Cowboys fans are letting their voices be heard. Months long drama in Dallas has yet to result in a deal for the team's All-Pro defensive end.