The Dallas Cowboys are embarking on a "selectively aggressive" offseason in 2025, and defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa is one of the players their front office is aggressively trying to re-sign. Odighizuwa,

This year, the Cowboys have significant internal business to handle — specifically, trying to re-sign defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa. And even though Micah Parsons still has another year on his rookie contract (so his deadline isn’t two weeks away),

Johnson would fit with nearly any offense but working with Klayton Adams feels like a perfect match. Adams, the new offensive coordinator in Dallas, was the offensive line coach f

NFL Scouting Combine is about to kick things up a notch with drills starting on Thursday. The Dallas Cowboys will be paying close attention throughout the entire process but will have a strong interest in the defensive linemen in Indianapolis.

The Cowboys plan to use the franchise tag on defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa if a long-term deal is not reached by Tuesday's deadline, sources told ESPN.

Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the Cowboys have had "extensive" contract conversations with Osa Odighizuwa, who is set to hit free agency this offseason. ESPN's Dan Graziano noted that

Odighizuwa is now the 15th highest-paid interior defensive tackle in the NFL with the ninth-largest deal in total guarantees.

The defensive tackle joined Kay Adams on the Up & Adams Show to discuss his new deal, stating that his main objective was to have his mother and family taken care of for the future. Odighizuwa signed his contract with his mother, Abieyuwa, by his side.

The Cowboys view the defensive tackle as an integral piece to their future and still need more help at his position.

The Cowboys reached an agreement on an extension with Osa Odighizuwa and the monumental moment sunk in when the DT signed his contract.

There was no protracted negotiation or back-and-forth in the media. Just a football team taking care of one of its best players with minimal fuss. How do we get more of that around here?