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Earlier this month, OnCore Golf announced that Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott joined their company as a shareholder and planned to collaborate in benefitting the DFW community.

Quarterback Dak Prescott is celebrating turning 27 this week, as he also prepares to return later this week to the facility in preparation for the 2020 season.

Newly retired former All-Pro center Travis Frederick isn't slowing down his efforts to end childhood hunger in North Texas. 

Here's a glimpse at some of the ways Cowboys players have spent this time away from the field doing good for others.

Ezekiel Elliott made time to stop by South Oak Cliff High School to speak with their football team.

Jaylon Smith, made an early stop by the Cowboys' headquarters building hosting the inaugural MEI Texas Showcase supporting minority entrepreneurs from across Texas.

Ezekiel Elliott is famous for his "Feed Me" celebration on the football field, but after his recent collaboration with a clothing brand, he was able to help feed 400,000 North Texas families in need. 

Cowboys fans have yet to see safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix on the field yet, but thanks to a recent Instagram post we can see he still has the speed to get past the bears. 

On Monday, it was announced Dak Prescott would proceed with signing his one-year franchise tender, pushing his free agency to the next offseason unless both sides can come to a multi-year agreement by the July 15 deadline.

Prior to the NFL Draft, Cowboys' Draft Show host Kyle Youmans responded to a fan that suggested if CeeDee Lamb we're still available at 17 that the team should take him. 

When our very own Ambar Garcia, isn't producing all of Dallas Cowboys Spanish digital content for Somos Cowboys, you can often find her behind a canvas.

On Thursday it was announced that Lamb would don the jersey number 88, aligning his name with previous wide receiver greats such as Drew Pearson, Michael Irvin and Dez Bryant.