With the Pro Football Hall of Fame shutting out Cowboys legend Darren Woodson once again, it's time to look ahead to the Class of 2026. And several Cowboys could well b ...

Zack Martin's retirement press conference on Wednesday was special for many reasons, but one of its best aspects was the ...

There had been rumblings of Martin's retirement going back to 2023, and Lawrence was going to command money the Cowboys would ...

Saving the best for last, we arrive at a player many might consider a first-ballot Hall of Fame candidate. Jason Witten, who played a franchise-record 255 games with the Cowboys, will undoubtedly ...

For Dallas Cowboys legend Jason Witten, 2026 will mark a massive milestone ... as it's his first year on the Hall of Fame ballot. "I haven't put a lot of thought into it, but for my name to ...

Around this time next year, we will probably be praising Dallas Cowboys legendary TE Jason Witten for making it to the Hall of Fame on his first opportunity. Witten definitely has a first ballot ...

The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 could feature ... Quarterback Drew Brees, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, tight end Jason Witten, running back Frank Gore and quarterback Philip ...

Antonio Gates leads tiny Pro Football Hall of Fame class. Ralph Hay ... running back Frank Gore and tight end Jason Witten. Thirteen-time Pro Bowler Brees is seen as a first-ballot lock.

First-year eligible candidates for the 2026 Hall of Fame class include Bill Belichick, Larry Fitzgerald, Frank Gore, Drew Brees, Jason Witten, Philip Rivers, LeSean McCoy and Todd Gurley.

To be fair, though, DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Evans, and maybe even Travis Kelce should all pass Witten by the time the 2026 Hall of Fame vote comes around. And with the committee permitted to name a ...