As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp, let’s take a closer look at the rookie class. Today, we focus on Donovan Ezeiruaku.

As we get near the end of the series, let's look at Micah Parsons. There have been so many talks about his contract situation this summer but what will he do on the field? And what will it take for him to win Defensive Player of the Year. 

Today, the 20-Questions series will focus on newly-acquired receiver George Pickens and what kind of impact he could make in his first season with the Cowboys. 

Today, we take a closer look at the running back position and take a guess as to who might start in Week 1. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp, let’s take a closer look at the rookie class. Today, we focus on Jay Toia.

I was just talking with a friend about how this team needs more “dogs.” You know, those players like Michael Irvin who are wired differently. Obviously, though, we can't see all the dynamics of the locker room, practice field, cafeteria, etc., so who do you see as the new top dogs on this team?

Today's question centers on a pair of players who are battling injuries and what to expect from Trevon Diggs and DeMarvion Overshown this year. 

Today, we'll take a look at the new culture that has been established by this new coaching staff. The biggest question is if it will actually translate to on-field success. 

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp, let’s take a closer look at the rookie class. Today, we focus on Shavon Revel.

Today, we'll dissect next year's potential free agents and see which player has the most to prove entering the final season of their contract. 

When the Dallas Cowboys take the field for their first practice of 2025 training camp, Dak Prescott expects to be a full go, and he can’t wait to see what George Pickens will do. 

Today, we continue the series with a closer look at Brian Schottenheimer's offense. 

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. 

Today, we’ll continue the 20-Question series with a focus on a pair of first-round picks in Tyler Guyton (2024) and Mazi Smith (2023) and which player needs to have a bigger leap this season. 

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?

Today, we’ll continue the series with a look into what to expect from the backup QB position.

As the Cowboys have closed the books on the offseason program and get ready for training camp in late July, let’s take a closer look at some of the new players. Today, we focus on Payton Turner.

Today, we’ll continue the series by dissecting the NFC East, which not only had to the Super Bowl champions, but the other NFC Championship Game participant. How do the Cowboys stack up against the Eagles, Commanders and Giants.

Today, we’ll continue the series with a closer look at the nickel back spot. Jourdan Lewis left for Jacksonville in free agency, creating an opening for the slot corner, which has become one of the most important defensive positions on the field. 

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?