The most significant trade in NFL history took place in the middle of the 1989 season, when on Oct. 12 of that year, the Cowboys sent Herschel Walker, two third-round picks and a 10th-round pick to the Vikings for cornerback Issiac Holt, defensive end Alex Stewart, linebackers Jesse Solomon and David Howard and a bevy of draft picks.

From Micah Parsons to Quinnen Williams to Logan Wilson, the Cowboys have been chaotic. But is there a method to Jerry Jones' madness?

Former Georgia Bulldog, NFL great and former U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker has been confirmed as the next ambassador to the Bahamas. The U.S. Senate passed Senate Resolution 412 on Tuesday evening, confirming more than 100 people, including Walker ...

In-season trade market in the NFL has changed in recent years with a newer generation of general managers more willing to take chances and a later trade deadline leading to more teams willing to plan more for the future than a late-season run.

While free agency has only existed in its current form since 1993, the trade deadline has been in place for ages. Blockbuster deals involving Herschel Walker and Eric Dickerson saw draft war chests opened, while the California arrivals of Hall of Fame-bound defenders Mike Haynes and Fred Dean swung Super Bowl races in the 1980s.

The former NFL player, who unsuccessfully ran for the Senate in 2022, will be the first ambassador to the Bahamas in nearly 15 years.