ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith could not contain his laughter as he discussed the recent war of words between former Cowboys ...

WWE character, er, we mean "analyst" Stephen A. Smith has propped up his faux ... truth about ESPN's relationship with the Cowboys. ESPN needs the Dallas Cowboys way more than the Dallas Cowboys ...

How far have the once-mighty Dallas Cowboys fallen? Things have gotten so bad that Stephen A. Smith spent almost two minutes, uninterrupted, laughing at the team and its fans Friday on First Take.

Stephen A. Smith defended Shedeur Sanders by saying there is only one thing we can get made at them for: his signature ...

Some of sports media's biggest personalities couldn't resist chiming in on the beef between two former Dallas teammates.

Smith reacted at Lawrence's declaration that he "knows for sure" he won't win a Super Bowl with the Cowboys. The statement triggered a social media war between Lawrence and the Dallas Cowboys ' ...

The Dallas Cowboys' offseason just got messier. DeMarcus Lawrence, after spending 11 years in Dallas, inked a three-year deal worth up to $42 million with the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday.

Stephen A. Smith reacts to DeMarcus Lawrence's comments about needing to leave the Dallas Cowboys to win a championship and Lawrence's online spat with Micah Parsons.

Smith will continue to star on ESPN’s morning show “First Take,” while continuing to host his YouTube show and flirt with ...

As part of the deal, the analyst will focus his time on "First Take," but will scale back his time on other shows on the network.

The Dallas Cowboys can generate headlines year-round ... ESPN’s First Take is one of the most guilty parties, with Stephen A. Smith, Mina Kimes, and Chris Canty spitting their hot takes ...