Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy has a different relationship with QB Dak Prescott than he has had with other quarterbacks, including Aaron Rodgers.

Cameras caught CeeDee Lamb’s highlight-reel catches, Ezekiel Elliott was thankful for a supply of baby powder on the latest “Hard Knocks.”

The season premiere of the Dallas Cowboys’ third appearance on “Hard Knocks” had no shortage of banter, quirks and expletives.

The Cowboys have yet to cross the 85% threshold for players vaccinated against COVID-19 but say they have several people “in the pipeline.”

Justin Fields has yet to take his first NFL snap, but the Bears rookie QB is already making a strong impression with his unique recall ability.

Scott Frantz, the first openly gay Power 5 college football player to play, hoped NFL barrier would break. With Carl Nassib’s announcement, it has.

After meeting in Super Bowl 55 in February, quarterbacks Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes share the cover of “Madden NFL 22.”

Dallas rookie linebacker Micah Parsons makes the most of his time with Cowboys veterans; Ezekiel Elliott looking sleek and more notes from minicamp.

For the 13 women working in NFL personnel departments, an additional learning curve can arise in player evaluation. So they have gotten creative.

NFL teams promoted at least seven women with scouting responsibilities this month, with many others working in similar jobs around the league.