Last year, the Dallas Cowboys signed cornerback Jourdan Lewis to a $2.83 million deal without sweating much and while benefiting from NFL accounting rules that allowed them to consider it as a $1.38 million salary cap charge.

Lewis, a 2017 third-round pick of the Cowboys, signed a one-year, $2.83-million contract with the only NFL team he's ever known last offseason, and he'll likely be a part of some team's plans for 2025 after establishing himself again this past year.

Pro Football Focus' Bradley Locker named a Dallas Cowboys defensive starter the one free agent the Atlanta Falcons should pursue in 2025.

Oregon began offering legal sports betting long before most other states were permitted to do so. After more than a decade-long hiatus, the Oregon Lottery re-introduced state-run sports wagering ...

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Dallas Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis draws major praise from NBC's Cris Collinsworth after a a "miracle" of an interception against Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield.

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FBI officials investigating the October ballot box arsons in Vancouver and Portland renewed requests for tips Thursday, saying they’re seeking someone who is knowledgeable about explosives or th ...