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

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. 

The NFL has announced three notable Cowboys training camp dates, including when the team will report to Oxnard, California and when they'll hold joint practices against the Rams and Saints. 

After missing out on the postseason for the last two years, going back to the playoffs in 2026 is the "minimum" for Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. 

Not only has there been little drama for the Cowboys so far, but there's also a new energy and excitement surrounding the team as the offseason workouts come to a close.

In his second offseason as a head coach, Brian Schottenheimer "could not be more happy" with how the Cowboys' offseason went. Now, his mindset shifts to preparing his team for the 2026 season at training camp in Oxnard. 

The Cowboys have signed OLB Charles Snowden, and were busy earlier on Thursday as well, signing three new players from the UFL ranks. 

Dak Prescott has already gotten a taste of what Christian Parker's defense might become, and the All-Pro quarterback can't wait to battle it in training camp.

A neck injury has resulted in a season-ending loss for the Cowboys and Matt Hennessy, creating more questions about how Dallas will figure out their OL depth problem.

Going into his fifth season with the Cowboys, KaVontae Turpin discussed the tweaks he's making to his return game, George Pickens' return, how he's helping Caleb Downs and more. 

From Quinnen Williams getting onto the backfield a couple times to Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah running with the first team, more news and notes from day 2 of Cowboys minicamp. 

The First-Team All-Pro is enjoying his first full offseason with the Cowboys, and it happens to be alongside the team's new defensive coordinator — the two regularly impressing each other.

Everyone is glad to see George Pickens back on the field, writes Mickey Spagnola in this week's Mick Shots. Plus, caught speeding, supplemental work and more!

New Cowboys safety Jalen Thompson discussed how he's fit in to Dallas' "family" culture and enveloped the team's "compete every day" mantra this offseason. 

From Dak Prescott's practice to a Hall of Famer paying a visit to the Star, observations from the Cowboys' first practice of mandatory minicamp. 

For the first time since signing his tag, George Pickens is in the building and on the practice field, and the Cowboys Pro Bowler got candid about holdout (and hold-in) rumors,

George Pickens owned headlines this offseason thanks to his franchise tag, but reporting to Cowboys' minicamp has Brian Schottenheimer singing his praises — yet again.

The Cowboys' three-day mandatory minicamp begins on June 16. Among the things to keep an eye on is how involved WR George Pickens will be. 

Aldon Smith played six years in the NFL, including his final season with the Cowboys in 2020. 

Christian Parker has been at the helm of the Cowboys' defense for the last few months, and is now seeing an "urgent" unit take shape on the field as Dallas goes through the offseason program. 

Officially retired from the NFL, Tyron Smith is still around - and still helping the Cowboys O-line again. The veteran left tackle has been back working with the O-line and has been a "big help" so far this offseason. 

After several seasons of struggling against the run, the Cowboys defense must improve at middle linebacker in order to be successful.

This offseason will feature, amongst other things, a headline battle at left tackle, and Nate Thomas is already showing the Cowboys why he feels he's ready for the role.