5 Points Blue: Hitchens Ready Again, Players to Watch & Dak's Elite Company

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.

It's a more heavier defensive line for the Dallas Cowboys in 2024, thanks in part to the signing of Linval Joseph, and Mike McCarthy couldn't be more pleased with the veteran.

Dak Prescott has no doubts about wanting to be the quarterback for the long-term in Dallas. It speaks to his goals in his career. But with time winding down before a deal can get done before the season, will an agreement allow him to do that?

It'll be a true "Welcome to the NFL" moment for Tyler Guyton when he takes the field on Sunday against Myles Garrett, but the rookie is focused on proving himself against one of the best.

It's been a long journey back for DeMarvion Overshown, but he's locked and loaded for his first NFL regular season game for the Dallas Cowboys — a lifelong dream made true. 

Knowing full well they needed to throw resources at the RB position for 2024, the Dallas Cowboys got some advice from Mike Zimmer that led them directly to Dalvin Cook. 

With a deal now signed for CeeDee Lamb, all attention now turns towards Dak Prescott and if he is able to get a deal done before the start of the season. If it's not? It says a lot, according to Prescott.

After a successful free agent visit and workout on Tuesday, the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with four-time Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook to the practice squad.