The Cowboys’ first live reps against an opposing team in the Brian Schottenheimer era didn’t go very well, especially in one aspect.

We got fit on the double teams, but we didn't come off to the second level, so there's too much color at the point of attack." Schottenheimer did see plenty he liked in the pass game with two-time All-Pro CeeDee Lamb teaming up with George Pickens,

But for former Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth, the loss of Parsons in practice is having a negative effect on the Cowboys' ability to get ready for the 2025 season. He attended the Rams and Cowboys joint practice this week and even spoke with Parsons on the sideline.

One overzealous Los Angeles Rams fan may be responsible for defensive tackle Aaron Donald coming out of retirement. That fan, who goes by the name @Ramblangman on Instagram and X, posted a photoshopped picture of disgruntled Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons in a Rams jersey on his Instagram account on Tuesday with the caption: "I'm not saying the Rams should trade for Micah

Parsons hasn’t responded directly. Indirectly, he has. An Instagram post depicting Parsons in a Rams uniform drew a reaction from retired Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald. “If [Parsons goes] to the Rams I might have to .

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is reportedly week-to-week with an "aggravated disk" in his back.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is in line to resume working out this week, Pro Football Talk reported Wednesday.

The Los Angeles Rams have Super Bowl aspirations in 2025, but much of their hope rests on the shoulders -- or, more accurately, the back -- of veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford

The Los Angeles Rams front office may have unknowingly helped out the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday. The Rams signed star running back Kyren Williams to a three-year, $33 million extension, which includes $23 million guaranteed and keeps the 24-year-old tailback in L.