Dallas Cowboys Announced for Amazon's 'All or Nothing' Series

The NFL announced on Thursday that the Dallas Cowboys will be featured on the third season of Amazon Prime's All or Nothing series beginning April 27. 

Dallas follows the Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams as teams being placed in the spotlight on the documentary-style show, which is created in coordination with NFL Films.

The third season of All or Nothing will showcase behind-the-scenes footage from the Cowboys' drama-filled 9-7 campaign in 2017.

One of the league's biggest stories throughout the year was the six-game suspension handed to Dallas running back Ezekiel Elliott for a violation of the league's personal conduct policy. After a series of appeals that frequently left his status up in the air from week to week, the ban was ultimately upheld.

Other stories that will be covered during the eight-episode season include Jerry Jones' induction in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and how the team handled the players' decision to protest during the national anthem, according to NFL.com.

Heather Schuster of Amazon Originals said:

"We are excited to announce that the third season of All or Nothing will feature the Dallas Cowboys. One of the best known and most captivating teams in the NFL, the Cowboys have a rabid fan base. This season will once again provide Prime members with incredible access, compelling drama and plenty of football action to entertain fans until next season."

The series' release will come at the same time the Cowboys are serving as host of the 2018 NFL draft at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, from April 26 to 28.