It’s officially that time of year and the Dallas Cowboys are heading off to training camp. The Cowboys will be departing from Dallas and heading for Oxnard California on Tuesday. They will not hit the practice field until Thursday of this week, pads will be added in a few days.
Here are some key things to look out for ahead of training camp.
CeeDee Lamb has yet to get a new contract from the Dallas Cowboys as he enters his fifth year in the NFL. The veteran wide receiver missed all of OTA’s and minicamp and the question now is will he miss training camp? If he misses camp he will be fined daily just like guard Zack Martin was a year ago. Quarterback Dak Prescott and linebacker Micah Parsons are looking for new contracts as well but are both said to be reporting for camp on Tuesday.
Ezekiel Elliott is back! Elliott is back after playing one year with the Patriots. It looks like he is a strong favorite to be the starting running back as the former starter Tony Pollard signed with Tennessee this off season. Elliott and Pollard shared snaps in 2022 before Elliott was released and later picked up by New England. Look out for no. 15 this training camp. It’s a new number for Elliott so will the Cowboys get a newer, better version of Zeke?
Young and eager! The Cowboys are expecting big things out of their younger players this season. Early in the off season owner and GM Jerry Jones stated that Dallas was going to hold off on signing vets in free agency and give the younger guys the opportunity to prove themselves. Those players being – Jalen Tolbert, Sam Williams, Mazi Smith, Jalen Brooks, Demarvion Overshown, and Juanyeh Thomas.
The offensive line looks different this year for Dak Prescott. Prescott will have to play this year with a new center and a new left tackle. Without Cowboys vet Tyron Smith the first round draft pick Tyler Guyton is going to try and fill that role. It will be interesting to see how he does at his first training camp. At center the third round draft pick Cooper Beebe will be looking to fill that role.
New defense in Dallas. Dan Quinn is off to the races with Washington and Mike Zimmer is now the new defensive coordinator in Dallas. Will Zimmer be able to provide what Dallas needs on defense to be successful this year? With Trevon Diggs back on the field and a power source like Parsons it will be interesting to see what Zimmer puts together.
Here are some key things to look out for ahead of training camp.
CeeDee Lamb has yet to get a new contract from the Dallas Cowboys as he enters his fifth year in the NFL. The veteran wide receiver missed all of OTA’s and minicamp and the question now is will he miss training camp? If he misses camp he will be fined daily just like guard Zack Martin was a year ago. Quarterback Dak Prescott and linebacker Micah Parsons are looking for new contracts as well but are both said to be reporting for camp on Tuesday.
Ezekiel Elliott is back! Elliott is back after playing one year with the Patriots. It looks like he is a strong favorite to be the starting running back as the former starter Tony Pollard signed with Tennessee this off season. Elliott and Pollard shared snaps in 2022 before Elliott was released and later picked up by New England. Look out for no. 15 this training camp. It’s a new number for Elliott so will the Cowboys get a newer, better version of Zeke?
Young and eager! The Cowboys are expecting big things out of their younger players this season. Early in the off season owner and GM Jerry Jones stated that Dallas was going to hold off on signing vets in free agency and give the younger guys the opportunity to prove themselves. Those players being – Jalen Tolbert, Sam Williams, Mazi Smith, Jalen Brooks, Demarvion Overshown, and Juanyeh Thomas.
The offensive line looks different this year for Dak Prescott. Prescott will have to play this year with a new center and a new left tackle. Without Cowboys vet Tyron Smith the first round draft pick Tyler Guyton is going to try and fill that role. It will be interesting to see how he does at his first training camp. At center the third round draft pick Cooper Beebe will be looking to fill that role.
New defense in Dallas. Dan Quinn is off to the races with Washington and Mike Zimmer is now the new defensive coordinator in Dallas. Will Zimmer be able to provide what Dallas needs on defense to be successful this year? With Trevon Diggs back on the field and a power source like Parsons it will be interesting to see what Zimmer puts together.
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00:00The Dallas Cowboys are officially back at training camp.
00:06Dallas headed out to Oxford, California on Tuesday and practice will start on Thursday.
00:11Now there's some things to look out for entering this training camp.
00:13One of the biggest stories is that wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has yet to get paid from the Cowboys.
00:18He's looking to be one of, if not the top paid wide receiver in this league.
00:22He's entering his fifth year in the NFL.
00:24Now another big one that the fans are excited about is Ezekiel Elliott is back after playing
00:28one year with the Patriots.
00:29It looks like he's in the running for being the top running back here in Dallas.
00:33After a former starter Tony Pollard led in this off season and headed to Tennessee, both
00:37of them shared snaps in 2022 before Elliott was released and later picked up by New England.
00:43Look out for the young guys.
00:44This training camp earlier in the off season, owner and GM Jerry Jones stated that Dallas
00:48was going to hold off on signing vets in the free agency and give the younger guys the
00:52opportunity to prove themselves.
00:54Some of these being Jalen Tolbert, Sam Williams, Mozzie Smith, Jalen Brooks, Demarvion Overshawn
00:59and Juanye Thomas.
01:01Another big one, Trey Von Diggs is back on the field after missing the majority of last
01:05season to a torn ACL.
01:07For all things Dallas Cowboys, tune in to Spectrum Cable Channel 15 on Wednesday and
01:11Thursday nights.
01:12I'm Brittany Bowen for D210 Sports and we'll see you in Oxnard.