Boxing Promoter De La Hoya Stops By; Canelo-Smith Sept. 17 At AT&T Stadium

Micah Parsons said this week he's interested more in the "impact" than the actual sacks. Is it possible for him to get even better?

This week's article ranges from the kicker situation to other happenings from mini-camp and as always, an update on the former running back who is still looking for a team.

The Cowboys offense going into 2023 has married west coast principles with what has already existed in the building, creating what Dak Prescott and the QB room calls the "Texas Coast" offense.

Here are some quick observations from the DallasCowboys.com writing staff.

Just 10 years into his football career and three seasons into his stay with the Cowboys, Isaac Alarcón is being tasked with learning a new position — an assignment he's all-in on acing.

Is there a player or two that you've either seen make improvement or you're hoping will make a big jump this year?

After proving he could adapt on the fly during his rookie season, the Cowboys will ask Tyler Smith to do so yet again as they begin their attempt to sort out the offensive line unit for the best combination possible.

At this point, it's no secret that Tyron Smith can play right tackle and/or that he was seen doing so in OTAs, but that changed when minicamp fired up — moved back to left tackle.

The Cowboys started a 3-day mini-camp at The Star on Tuesday. Here are some points from the staff writers.

How do teams get a good read on these players in the offseason when they barely have contact drills? Does this hurt the development?

The 99th East-West Shrine Bowl will be played next February at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco.

Mini-camp is set to get underway for the Dallas Cowboys and that means answering some looming roster questions, including odds on Ezekiel Elliott and/or DeAndre Hopkins.