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With their annual summer trek to Oxnard looming, the Cowboys have officially released their training camp calendar for everyone to save the dates. 

As they head into year three together on the Cowboys, Brandon Aubrey, Bryan Anger and Trent Sieg have a bond that goes beyond football, and on Tuesday, it was on the golf course talking about new special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen, handling adversity, and more. 

Netflix has announced that a new series on Jerry Jones: "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys" will premiere on Aug. 19. 

Cowboys defensive tackle Solomon Thomas hosted his sixth annual free youth camp in his hometown of Coppell, promoting football and mental health to the next generation. 

After decades of working in the NFL as an assistant and coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer finally has his chance as a head coach with the Cowboys. Even though it's his biggest shot yet, he's not changing who he is and is committed to building the best culture in sports with the hopes that it serves as the building block to Dallas' first Super Bowl since 1996.  

Cowboys legends were the latest to see how Brian Schottenheimer and his staff are changing the culture in Dallas, and Stephen Jones and the front office love the approach they've taken up to this point. 

The Cowboys have a plethora of talented defensive ends on their roster. Now the question is how they'll plan to utilize them. 

Three Cowboys' assistant coaches have now entered agreements with other teams for 2025 and beyond — Al Harris the latest to exit the organization.  

It's been quite the week for the Cowboys as they sift through head coach candidates, with Brian Schottenheimer apparently impressing them the most — so far.

The one and only official tracker for Dallas Cowboys' head coaching candidates as the team looks to find a worthy successor to Mike McCarthy in 2025.

Already with an NFC monthly award this year, Brandon Aubrey has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his record-setting game vs. Tampa Bay. 

Former Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Switzer, a fourth-round pick in 2017, has been named interim head coach of the University of Tulsa.