Michael Gallup continued to emerge as a big-play receiver in 2020, leading the Cowboys in yards per catch despite injuries at the quarterback position.

The Cowboys certainly had their share of season-ending injuries, but Blake Jarwin can't be forgotten. Now that he's scheduled to return in 2021, let's see how the offense might look with him back in the fold.

Somehow, Trysten Hill is already entering his third NFL season. Is the young defensive tackle's arrow pointing upward for 2021?

One year into his $100 million contract, Amari Cooper delivered the best statistical season of his career despite playing with four different quarterbacks.

The Cowboys got a small sample-size of Tyler Biadasz this past season but the door could be open even wider in 2021 with a chance for him to grab the starting job at center.

After two key drops in the opener, Dalton Schultz delivered a career-high performance the next week and emerged as a viable fill-in starter all season.

The Cowboys are starting to create some depth at the defensive end, and the emergence of Dorance Armstrong is a reason for that. This will be a big season as he enters a contract year.

Living up to expectations as a first-round pick, especially for the Cowboys, is never easy. And while CeeDee Lamb had a few "rookie" moments, he certainly lived up to the hype.

Connor McGovern finally got his chance to start during the Cowboys' injury-ravaged 2020 season. What does that mean for the former third-round pick moving into 2021?

Luck wasn't on Leighton Vander Esch's side last year thanks to injuries, but a rebound season from the 2018 first-round pick would be a major boost for the defense.

A year ago, Trevon Diggs entered his first training camp as the fourth or fifth corner on the depth chart. It's safe to say he'll be the No. 1 corner this time around.

In the nine starts for Brandon Knight at left tackle last year, the Cowboys were 5-4. But it's what he didn't do that is even more impressive.

La'el Collins missed the entire 2020 season with a hip injury. If he can bounce back in 2021, how big of a boost would he provide to the Cowboys' lineup?

Zack Martin might've dealt with more injury issues than ever before, but the games he played displayed not only the same level of dominance, but more versatility than we've seen.

The 2020 season was challenging for Jaylon Smith and the entire defense, but new coordinator Dan Quinn's system might utilize Smith's skills best.

Only nine tackles in NFL history have ever started 14 games as an undrafted rookie. Terence Steele joined that group last year out of necessity but his development was evident.

Connor Williams entered last season as one of the youngest starters on the O-line, but by the end, the third-year pro was the most experienced blocker on the line, and certainly the most durable.

First impressions matter, and Garrett Gilbert's one unexpected start last year proved he could be in the mix for the backup QB job next season.

There's no denying Ezekiel Elliott fought through a disappointing season in 2020. But what might that mean for the future of the Cowboys' star running back?

Neville Gallimore was supposed to be just one of the guys in his rookie season last year at defensive tackle. Entering Season 2, he might be "The Guy" in the middle.

While DeMarcus Lawrence had a strong finish to the 2020 season, the Cowboys are hoping the addition of defensive coordinator Dan Quinn adds even more fuel to the fire for D-Law.

Hunter Niswander showed up out of nowhere at the midpoint of the 2020 season, but the unproven punter from Northwestern was a welcome addition to the Cowboys' special teams.

The Cowboys needed a spark at safety and Donovan Wilson delivered, emerging as the most productive player in the secondary last season.

Of all the players injured in 2021, a strong case could be for Tyron Smith as the one the Cowboys missed the most. We took a closer look at his status what impact his return will have on the season.

His game-breaking speed and quickness not only helped Tony Pollard make some big plays last year, but earned him more touches on the field. Now, just what kind of impact will he make in the 2021 game plan?

All of a sudden, Anthony Brown is one of the few holdovers in the Cowboys' secondary. What will his role look like once the dust has settled on free agency and the NFL draft?

Is Randy Gregory a perfect fit in Dan Quinn's defense? We start our "Progress Report" series with the talented pass rusher.