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Speculation surrounds the Cowboys' potential interest in wide receiver George Pickens for the 2026 roster, while former quarterback Tony Romo was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of OWI.
As the Dallas Cowboys prepare for training camp in Oxnard, a comprehensive roster breakdown highlights key positional battles and areas needing reinforcement, particularly in the secondary, offensive line depth, and the search for consistent playmaking across all units.
The Dallas Cowboys face critical training camp battles at offensive tackle and backup quarterback, with first-round pick Tyler Guyton's starting job in question and Sam Howell competing with Joe Milton III. The defense's focus on turnovers under new coordinator Christian Parker and the offensive line's financial maneuvering to retain talent are key storylines heading into the season.
Dallas Cowboys training camp approaches with a focus on defensive improvements and a familiar offseason playbook. Key questions surround the pass rush, offensive line depth, and running back situation, while kicker Brandon Aubrey is secured. Historical games and roster projection uncertainties highlight the ongoing narrative.
Dak Prescott faces renewed criticism for playoff shortcomings, though the blame is argued to be shared across the team. Meanwhile, defensive tackle LT Overton is pegged as a key piece for the Cowboys' future defensive line with high expectations for his development.
The Dallas Cowboys face lingering questions about their linebacker corps heading into training camp, while historical analysis of iconic games revisits a legendary 2013 shootout. Statistical projections suggest the Cowboys are likely to remain a .500 team in 2026 without significant roster changes, despite a young offensive line.
The Cowboys are focused on a Super Bowl, while kicker Brandon Aubrey is "conflicted" by a UFL field goal idea. Training camp buzz centers on potential breakout players like Ryan Flournoy and Caleb Downs, with Dee Winters aiming to solidify the linebacker position. Historically, the team is looking back at a pivotal 1989 win, and a 2026 playoff outlook sees Dallas as a strong contender.
The Cowboys' 2026 offseason saw a significant defensive focus, acquiring talent like Rashan Gary and banking on Jalen Thompson's potential, though questions remain after the departure of Micah Parsons.
The Dallas Cowboys are making strategic offseason moves, investing in a deep and explosive offense led by Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb. Key decisions include signing Jalen Thompson, franchising George Pickens, and bolstering the secondary, while offensive scheme changes leveraging heavy formations are paying off. A look back at DaRon Bland's record-breaking pick-six highlights memorable moments.