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ÃÛÌÒTV running back Miles Sanders rushes for a 4-yard touchdown.

ÃÛÌÒTV running back Miles Sanders delivers a huge 49-yard rush against his former team Philadelphia Eagles.

Nicole Hutchison sits down with Miles Sanders to talk about the running-back room competition and how it compares to other rooms he's been in, what he likes about the film he's put together in camp so far, what he has left to prove, and more.

RB Miles Sanders speaks with the media after practice about embracing the ÃÛÌÒTV culture for the first time, Brian Schottenheimer's energy, and competition in the RB room.

Newly acquired running back Miles Sanders goes one-on-one with Kyle Youmans after signing with the ÃÛÌÒTV to discuss what went into the decision, first impressions of the offensive coaching staff, what he brings to the run game, and more.

In our Free Style series, we dive into each of the upcoming free agents on the Cowboys' roster. Looks at their past, how they performed during the season, and what could lie ahead...

Having joined the Cowboys in 2025 free agency, Miles Sanders' season ends after just four games, a season-ending injury forcing Dallas to move him to injured reserve.

Four games into the 2025 season, what's the latest on the injured players that the Cowboys have on the roster?

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let's take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Miles Sanders.

The final media viewing period for Cowboys' OTAs is Tuesday, as several questions still are left on the table before Dallas begins mandatory minicamp on June 10.

Since mid-March, the Cowboys have added 30 new players to the roster, creating plenty of changes at each position. While there is no official depth chart, we can dissect each position, starting with running back.

Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders join a room of running backs in Dallas that is both thin and unsettled going into the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Cowboys still have decisions to make.

The Cowboys are rebuilding their running back room under Brian Schottenheimer, and former Panthers running back Miles Sanders is looking to get back to his Pro-Bowl ways with a fresh start in Dallas.

With two strokes of the pen, the Cowboys have added proven, but still young, veteran talent to help stabilize a depth chart of RBs that needs to find its identity in 2025.

It's a one-year deal that brings the former Eagles' Pro Bowl running back to the Cowboys to join Javonte Williams, as Brian Schottenheimer rebuilds his RB depth chart.