The Cowboys are looking to bounce back from a disappointing 7-10 season that went off the rails long before quarterback Dak Prescott was lost to injury midseason. New head coach Brian Schottenheimer gets his first crack at commanding an entire team after spending the last three seasons as the offensive coordinator for Mike McCarthy.

With cuts fast approaching, we're tracking the journey to 53 players. 11:15 AM Sunday - Eagles waive Lewis Cine. In the first of 37 potential roster moves, Philadelphia waived the

Training camp and the preseason are over for the Jets. But before they fully turn their attention toward their Week 1 opponent, the Steelers and former quarterback Aaron Rodgers, there’s a bit more work to be done for new coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougey: trimming the roster from 90 down to 53 men.

Pass-rusher Micah Parsons reportedly could miss the Dallas Cowboys' regular-season opener at the rival Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, Sept. 4, as he deals with an alleged back injury amid his desire to receive a massive contract extension.

Brian Schottenheimer is set to meet with Micah Parsons after he lied down on a training table during the Cowboys preseason game against the Falcons.

It’s roster cutdown week in the NFL, as the Dallas Cowboys will have to make 38 cuts to whittle down to its opening night roster.

The Cowboys’ final 53-man roster projection is in, and includes shocking cuts, bold rookie keepers, and one former first-round pick left out.

Cornerback C.J. Goodwin will end up on the game-day roster for the opener against the Eagles as the Cowboys look to stash him on the practice squad to keep a spot open on the 53-man roster at the final cuts.