Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Consider QB Dak Prescott, rookie LB Micah Parsons and, of course, owner Jerry Jones among those to watch when HBO’s “Hard Knocks” premieres Tuesday.

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.

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.

Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith joined First Lady Jill Biden to tour a vaccination site and encourage people to protect themselves from the coronavirus.

Retired NFL QB Alex Smith is eager to watch the Dak Prescott return to the field. He believes NFL fans “should be excited.”

Former No. 1 overall NFL draft pick Alex Smith said Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is due a certain level of respect and communication from Green Bay.

Tom Brady is under contract for two more years, but Buccaneers GM Jason Licht recently said the quarterback can play until he’s 50 if he wants.

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

After participating in two days of Cowboys minicamp practices this week, quarterback Dak Prescott emphasizes that last year’s injury is behind him.