The Cowboys have some major changes at the safety position, from players lost to new coaches to the addition of a former first-round pick that could make an immediate impact.

No position will have more visible changes to it than the defensive tackle spot. Not only will there be two new faces, but the look and philosophy seem to be overhauled as well.

All week we're breaking down the Cowboys' offensive line, including a change at position coach and a major lineup change coming in 2020.

With the NFL Draft completed and free agency at least slowing down here as the summer approaches, it's time to take a closer look at every position.

The Cowboys lost a key pass-rusher in free agency, but still have DeMarcus Lawrence, who is looking to return to Pro Bowl form. The question now, is who will play on the opposite side of him.

All this week we're breaking down the running back position, from Pro Bowler Ezekiel Elliott's impact on the offense to undrafted rookies hoping to make the team.

The Cowboys need improvements in many areas heading into this season, but special teams is right at the top. So how the Cowboys going about this rebuilding effort?

How will defensive changes impact the Cowboys' veteran linebacker group? We take a closer look at the position all week.

For the second time in the last two years, the tight end position is without Jason Witten. How does this group look different with Blake Jarwin on top of the depth chart?

The Cowboys lost Byron Jones very early into free agency but since then, have added a variety of veterans, special teams contributors and a pair of rookies that could play right away.

This week, we're taking a closer look at the quarterback position. From the big news that occurred in signing Andy Dalton to the latest on Dak's contract situation, let's analyze what is really going on at quarterback.