Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Doug Free hadn't played guard at any level of football until Wednesday. Welcome to the Cowboys' offensive line issues, same as they ever were.

Cowboys team executive Stephen Jones says Dallas no longer is in hot pursuit of free-agent guard Brian Waters. The team had hoped Waters could come in and shore up the offensive line.

The Dallas Cowboys agree to terms with 10-year veteran Brandon Moore, who should help offset injuries to guards Nate Livings and Mackenzy Bernadeau, Ian Rapoport reported late Tuesday.

Facing depth issues on their offensive line, the Cowboys are digging deep for help. Dallas reportedly is looking at all possibilities, including 36-year-old Brian Waters.

Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett talked to reporters Sunday, weighing in on Tony Romo, Jay Ratliff and the team's plans for rookie center Travis Frederick.

On the same day defensive tackle Jay Ratliff went on the active/physically unable to perform list, the Dallas Cowboys signed offensive tackle Demetress Bell. What role can Bell expect?

In his NFC East free agency primer, Elliot Harrison says the Dallas Cowboys are facing the tricky task of shoring up Tony Romo's protection while negotiating a tight salary-cap situation.

The Dallas Cowboys have restructured the contracts of wide receiver Miles Austin and tight end Jason Witten, freeing up a reported $6.65 million in cap space.

The Dallas Cowboys have traded for Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Ryan Cook in exchange for a seventh-round draft pick.

The Cowboys have more than a few things to figure out during training camp. Settling on a cornerback rotation and finding a No. 3 receiver are among the chief issues.

Cowboys owner accepts cap hit, not trading Jenkins

Chad Reuter examines the best undrafted rookie free agent fit for each team, including the Packers signing the latest college basketball star-turned-NFL pass catcher hopeful.

With the draft and the bulk of free agency in the rearview, what are the remaining holes on NFC East teams? Elliot Harrison identifies voids, including the Eagles' shaky backup plan for Michael Vick.

The Cowboys have never lacked for confidence. That trademark swagger was evident in the team's approach to the draft, and reveals how good Dallas expects to be in 2012, Ian Rapoport writes.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones doesn't believe the salary-cap penalties the NFL assessed against his team affected its approach to free agency.

Salary cap penalty hasn't kept Dallas from moves

Bengals have lot of chances to fill holes in draft