Cowboys Mailbag:Could you see Dez Bryant turning into a diva if he does not get enough touches?

Let's have a little fun on this holiday. If you were commissioner Roger Goodell and you were looking to expand the NFL, what cities do you believe would be the best fits for future franchises and why? This has been a topic of conversation within my family for many years, specifically after the relocation of the Rams and Chargers to Los Angeles. 

Do you see Brian Schottenheimer dialing up the physicality at training camp? Or will he maybe take a more conservative approach? I know the days of beating the heck out of each other during camp are over, but with that said, I don't ever want to see another Camp Cupcake again. Is there a happy medium?

Besides the top three draft picks, are there one or two other specific rookies you can't wait to see in camp? Why?

Would you rather see the Cowboys add a cornerback or running back before the start of the season? 

My biggest question/concern is that Mazi Smith is being written off as a Day 1 bust, but he will now be dealing with his third defensive coordinator in three years with each having a different concept on the 1-tech position. Stopping the run and applying pressure to force turnovers seem right up Mazi's alley. Am I not seeing the big picture? Is another year under another coach too much to ask of Mazi? 

With all the talk we've heard about the running game (again), how run heavy do you really see the Cowboys being this year? Knowing Dak Prescott is at his best with a strong rushing game, I'm just curious to see what you all think? 

People seem focused on re-signing Micah Parsons, but what about DaRon Bland, who will need a new deal in 2026, and possibly Tyler Smith? Both could command around $20 million annually. And now there's George Pickens to worry about as well. You can't keep everybody, so how do the Cowboys manage this? Who stays and who goes?

How important is a good start for the Cowboys this year? In 2024, they missed the playoffs and had a losing record. Do they need to get off to a good start to get confidence and momentum after last season's struggles? Or does the previous season have no effect on the next season?

At this point, what differences are you seeing between the Dan Quinn defensive scheme and the Matt Eberflus scheme?

One of the unfortunate traits of the last four years has been a lack of discipline leading to a large amount of penalties, particularly pre-snap. Any indication the new head coach and his culture change will improve this area? 

A lot of attention has gone to the rookies and George Pickens as the sparkling new addition to the receiver room. But which veteran player has flown under the radar and will surprise us in a positive way this season?

Should we be adding some QB runs to allow Dak Prescott to use his legs more this year?