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Cowboys 2025 UDFA Class: Meet the Roster Underdogs Fighting for a Spot

Not being drafted doesn't mean you're not ready. For a handful of young players on the Cowboys’ 90-man roster, going undrafted just made the dream feel more urgent — more personal.

Take Alijah Clark, a cornerback from Rutgers who tore his ACL just 15 months ago. Most teams scratched him off their boards. But in Oxnard, he’s locking down red zone drills like he belongs. “The knee’s not the story anymore,” one assistant coach said. “It’s his instincts.”

Then there’s Justin Barron, the Virginia safety who never missed a snap in his senior year. Undrafted, yes. Undeterred? Absolutely not. “He talks like a vet, hits like one too,” said a special teams coach after minicamp.
Nathan Thomas, an offensive lineman from Louisiana, wasn’t flashy enough for the Combine. He barely made it on draft boards. But here, he’s already drawing praise for his finish and footwork. “He’s got a bigger heart than frame,” joked his position coach.
They didn’t walk the red carpet in Detroit. They didn’t get the calls on Day 1, 2 or 3. But they still showed up — hungry, humble, and hell-bent on making the most of every rep. For Cowboys fans looking for the next undrafted gem, the 2025 class might be hiding more than one.

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After Olivia Holzmacher’s Viral Video Insulting the New England Patriots, Drake Maye Drops a 12-Word Message That Ignites Patriots Nation and Becomes the Slogan of the Season
Foxborough – November 20, 2025 The atmosphere ahead of Patriots vs. Bengals was already hot; it turned outright fiery when Olivia Holzmacher, Joe Burrow’s fiancée, sparked outrage with comments that struck at the pride of Patriots Nation. In a video that spread like wildfire, Olivia claimed the Bengals have had to face only strong teams all season, while the Patriots “benefited” from a softer schedule. She even openly agreed with Cam Newton’s remarks, unleashing a wave of fury across the New England community. Those words instantly became the center of social media, fueling heated arguments between the two fanbases. Patriots Nation saw it as a dismissal of the step-by-step rebuilding effort of a team on the rise. And at the height of the tension, Boston media immediately turned the spotlight to Drake Maye. The rookie who is becoming the new face of the franchise was expected to deliver a response strong enough yet classy enough to defend New England’s honor. Maye walked into the press conference with a calmness rare for a rookie. When asked directly about Olivia Holzmacher’s statement, he neither dodged nor attacked. Instead, he chose to speak in true New England fashion, full of grit and confidence. Then he delivered an emotional quote that experts called “maturity beyond his years” and that instantly spread throughout Patriots Nation. “I hear all the chatter, but New England doesn’t live off other people’s words. We work for each other, for this jersey, and for the people who stand behind this team every single day. If anyone wants to doubt the schedule or the value of the Patriots, we’ll answer the only way New England knows how, by winning on Sunday.” Right after that, he closed with the 12-word message that has become the rallying cry of the entire season: “We hear the noise we stay focused Patriots prove it on Sundays.” In that moment, Patriots Nation exploded. Maye’s message was printed on banners, flooded Instagram, and appeared at every tailgate like an oath of honor for New England. It was more than just a reply to Olivia Holzmacher; it was a declaration that the Patriots are reclaiming their identity. And with those twelve powerful words, Drake Maye officially stepped into the hearts of the fans as the new leader of New England.