The Cowboys' running back situation wasn't good last year. It's gotten worse this offseason. A certain Frisco native in the draft pool could do a lot to fix that.

Cowboys fans huddle up, as we need to have some serious ‘number’ talks. The post Michael Irvin Urges Jerry Jones to Draft ...

If they want to draft him,” one source said of the Broncos, “I think it’d have to be before 12.” To put it simply: Denver needs a running back, after an uninspiring by-committee ground attack in 2024.

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Running back Ashton Jeanty had a successful end to his collegiate career last season. Coming out of Lone Star High School, he ...

Jeanty, who played high school football at Frisco Lone Star, is considered the top running back in a loaded 2025 class.

A pair of Dallas-area high school grads addressed the media and teams in interviews Friday at the NFL scouting combine. They ...

The Cowboys agreed to sign running back Javonte Williams to a one-year, $3 million deal on Monday, but they are still in play ...

With Jeanty’s being a local prospect (Frisco Lone Star High), he is eligible for the team’s annual ... round seems like a ...

Why do Jerry and Stephen Jones feel obliged to help out the competition by whispering to the media about the Cowboys NFL ...

Ashton Jeanty spent three years as a Boise State Bronco, and all he did was rack up 4,769 rushing yards and 50 touchdowns. His 2,601 rushing yards this past season placed him second all-time on ...

Ashton Jeanty has a pretty good handle on world travel. The son of a U.S. Navy chief petty officer, he was born in Jacksonville, FL, played high school ball in Naples, Italy, and at Lone Star HS in ...