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Plus more sights, sounds, and commentary from the Cowboys final OTA practice

Diving into the possibilities of players coming and going and how that would now affect the salary cap. Plus, memories of training camp 2015.

Three down-roster players from 2020 looking at a breakout year in 2021 The key to success for the Dallas Cowboys in 2021 may depend more on young, under-the-radar veterans than it will on the 2021 rookie class. Photo by Andrew Dieb/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The second NFL year can be a break-out party for talented NFL players., although for some players that breakout doesn’t happen until their third or fourth years in the league. It is a widely held belief that NFL players take a quantum leap in performance from their rookie season to their second season. After all, they’ve been t...

All eyes on the Cowboys offensive line in 2021 Many viewed the Cowboys offensive line as one of the best in years past. Can they regain that status in 2021? Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images Once looked at as the premier position group in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys offensive line is hoping to regain its old form in 2021. Tyron Smith and La’el Collins both missed significant time last year, with Collins not playing a single snap. The ever-so-reliable All-Pro Zack Martin was banged up as well and found himself in and out of the lineup until ultimately succumbing to injuries; he was shutdown...

Unwrapping Dallas's 2021 Christmas Haul By redsoxu571 on May 6, 2021, 3:31pm CDT + Well, that was interesting! A year removed from a draft class that was probably tops in the league in terms of reeling in consensus value, this time around the Cowboys...zagged. There may not be a Cowboy fan out there who needs to be told that the 2021 picks involved multiple by-consensus reaches to various degrees, including one major objective reach that had to pull a muscle or leave behind some back pain. Does this mean it's a bad class? By one measure, and to be frank - yes, it was bad. By value...