Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20 Questions series with a focus on the cornerback room, and which player has the most to prove in 2026. 

Even though he's primarily played left tackle, the Cowboys see rookie offensive lineman Drew Shelton being able to play on either side of the line and even in the interior too. 

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20 Questions series with a focus on CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, and where they rank among the NFL's best WR duos. 

A former draft pick of one of Dallas' bitter foes, Sam Howell has plenty to prove when he takes the field in Oxnard for his first Cowboys' training camp.

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20 Questions series with a focus on the pass rush, wondering who will actually lead the Cowboys in sacks this year. 

The Cowboys have added many pieces to the secondary this offseason, but one that shouldn't be overlooked is the addition of Cobie Durant, who brings plenty of playoff experience to the table. 

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20-Questions series with an annual prediction on which player could be ready to take their game to the next level. 

Cowboys third-round pick Jaishawn Barham will start his professional career playing linebacker under Christian Parker, and has the potential to grow into a strong player for the unit. 

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20-Questions series with a look at backup running back position behind starter Javonte Williams. 

The rookie fourth-round pick has a chance, and the talent, to shake up the Cowboys' depth chart a bit at cornerback.

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll begin our 20-Questions series with a look at which rookie, aside from Caleb Downs, could have the biggest impact for the Cowboys in their first NFL season. 

New Cowboys linebacker Curtis Robinson has found a role on special teams for a majority of his career, but proved last year with the 49ers that he can step up when needed on defense as well. 

Two of the most important traits for an NFL wide receiver are two of the best ones for rookie Anthony Smith, who will need to use that in his quest to make the team among a talented group of receivers.

From youth football in Virginia to the youngest defensive coordinator in franchise history, an inside look at Christian Parker's rise to calling the shots for Dallas' defense. 

Former Cowboys defensive back and special teams ace CJ Goodwin has announced his retirement after 12 seasons in the NFL, eight of which were spent in Dallas. 

In his first season with the Cowboys, veteran OLB Rashan Gary has a chance to use his experience to help revitalize Dallas' pass rush and defense. 

It's time for Mickey Spagnola's annual Mr. Indispensable, the player the Cowboys just can't do without in 2026 … and the pick might surprise you.

Veteran Marquez Valdez-Scantling has been to several teams, even earning some Super Bowl experience along the way. 

Cowboys first-round pick Malachi Lawrence hasn't been in as many headlines after being drafted, and the rookie OLB is perfectly fine with "being in the shadows" as he prepares for his rookie season. 

Heading into his third season, Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy's confidence has risen after a successful 2025 campaign, and now he's looking forward to "playing freely" in Dallas' offense. 

The complete schedule for Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard has been revealed.

In this week's Mick Shots, Quinnen Williams looks to do something he's never done before. Plus, Butter melting, Downs is up and more.

In the Dallas Cowboys' Impact blog, a look at how some of the biggest headlines from across the NFL affect the Cowboys. 

New Cowboys safety PJ Locke has familiarity with Christian Parker's scheme, has been a mentor to players like Caleb Downs early and brings versatility on defense and special teams. 

Heading into his first season with the Cowboys, LB Dee Winters has a chance to elevate the position room after a productive third NFL season in 2025 with the 49ers.