Training Camp Central | 2019

Don't miss any of the action with our daily update, with news and notes and even more as the Cowboys get ready for the 2019 season.

As always, Bryan Broaddus came away with a lot of notes about Thursday night's 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay. Here are his thoughts from the Cowboys' preseason finale at AT&T Stadium. 

Will Ezekiel Elliott rejoin the Cowboys in time for the Sept. 8 season opener against the New York Giants?

The Cowboys' preseason is over, and they'll start cutting their roster on Friday. They have until Saturday afternoon to trim the team to 53 players.

 I've never liked the term "meaningless" when talking about a football game, even the fourth preseason one when just a handful of players – if that – are going to be around after this weekend. 

The regular season is finally in sight, as the Cowboys' youngsters wrapped up the 2019 preseason in a 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay on Thursday night. 

While Thursday's game might be meaningless to some on the roster, these final four quarters of the preseason could make or break the careers of others. Here are some players to watch on both sides of the ball tonight. 

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players. 

Camp is done. In a day, preseason will be completed.

Views of the Dallas Cowboys Week 4 preseason game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players.

Following the Cowboys' last practice of training camp, Bryan Broaddus came away impressed with what he saw from this young group of defensive backs.

Views of the Dallas Cowboys during the nineteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

The best views from Monday's training camp practice, picked by our team photographers.

On the first day of the last week of training camp, there was a lot going on at practice. From Connor McGovern's return to the starting pass rush, here are Bryan Broaddus' notes.

Views of the Dallas Cowboys during the eighteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

After watching the tape of Saturday's win against Houston, Bryan Broaddus has some notes on the Cowboys' rookies, Kellen Moore's play design and more.

The best views from the Dallas Cowboys Preseason Week 3 game vs the Houston Texans, Saturday August 24th at AT&T Stadium.

Rookie safety talk about the importance of taking the ball away as a defense and his growth as a player this training camp.

Head coach Jason Garrett shares his thought on the performance of the younger players as the Cowboys finish the preseason with a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jerry Jones addressees the media follow a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, updating Zeke's hold out and sharing his thoughts on Thursday night's performance.

Rookie Jalen Guyton talks about how good if felt to score a touchdown in the game in front of his family and friends.

CB Donovan Olumba talks about how the work he put in this off-season is allowing him to play faster in the games.

The latest episode of The Process sees Chido & Amari chop it up at the "Barber Shop" and takes you behind the scenes in Hawaii!

The DallasCowboys.com staff debates and reveals their projections for the 53-man roster. Watch them debate the final 10 players on the bubble.

Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli talks about the return on DE DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford to practice.

DE DeMarcus Lawrence shares his thoughts on his readiness for Week 1 and the current depth of the defensive line group.

If Dallas gets on the clock in either the first or second round and the best player on the board at that time is a quarterback, should they draft the QB or fill a more relevant position of need? 

Do you think the Cowboys might consider selecting a defensive tackle or edge rusher if someone very high on their board is still there?

Given the many holes the Cowboys need to fill on the roster, do you think the team needs to trade down in the draft to get extra picks? 

There is an old adage that games are won and lost at the line of scrimmage. If that is true (and I believe it is) then why not invest more resources on the lines verses the skill players? 

The Cowboys have historically done a good enough job in free agency that they could draft the best player available. Obviously, this year is different. Will the team's needs this time outweigh the opportunity to draft the best available player? 

Why the hesitancy from the Cowboys in negotiating new contracts with their star players? Is the team trying to play hardball by waiting to extend them?

With the new kickoff rule, wouldn't it be wise to use a safety or gunner to kick the ball? Hang time is not an issue, so just have him kick line drives? 

Will the new kickoff rules change how the 53-man roster is kept from game to game, knowing some players who were frequently needed on special teams last year may not be as needed this year?

For years, we've heard the talking points of, "The Cowboys don't go after big free agency signings. They're a draft-and-develop team. This is the way they operate." Well, since they haven't seen a Super Bowl in 29 years, is it maybe time for them to change their strategy?

A few hours from the draft, we get some first-round thoughts from the fans, along with draft analyst Nick Harris.

Draft day is finally here and the girls break down draft expectations, possible picks at 24, and other draft needs.

They don't call it a War Room for nothing. People have their own agendas and the players they want to draft. Who a coach may want isn't always who a scout covets. Also, are the Cowboys for sure going offensive lineman in the first round? Should they trade down? Would they again take a chance in the second round on a player coming off injury? And, of course, our predictions. Let's kick off Draft Day!

A quiet free agency means the Dallas Cowboys are under that much more pressure to make the right call with each of their 2024 NFL Draft picks, and the panel gives predictions on who gets the call in Detroit.

Bryan, Nick, Iisha, and Zach wrap up their coverage as the NFL Draft approaches and share their final thoughts before the Cowboys are officially on the clock.

While fans have varying opinions on who to pick, the consensus seems to be to take players right in the center of the action.

Bryan, Nick, Iisha, and Zach discuss position groups ranging from WR to O-Line and more as they get you ready for the NFL Draft this week.

The Talkin' Cowboys crew discuss Dak Prescott's comments regarding his future in Dallas, if they want to see the Cowboys trade up/down from pick no. 24, and touch on multiple position groups that need to be addressed in the draft.

It is NFL Draft week! Offensive line is the clear pick at no. 24 but will the Cowboys surprise us by looking to other positions of need? The Draft Show crew discuss, answer your questions, and more.

El elenco de Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre las expectativas para el draft y los posibles picks.

Somos Cowboys Radio evalúa a los prospectos del NFL Draft y las necesidades del equipo.

Somos Cowboys Radio responde preguntas de los fans de cara al NFL Draft 2024.

Somos Cowboys Radio evalúa la situación actual del equipo y sus necesidades para el NFL Draft.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre las nuevas reglas de la NFL, la situación del contrato de Dak y más.

Análisis de la agencia libre y los movimientos alrededor de la liga, ¿cuál es el plan de los Cowboys?

Ambar Garcia y Luis Fernando Perez analizan la agencia libre y los posibles movimientos en la lista.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobres las últimas noticias del equipo durante la semana del NFL Combine.

El elenco de Somos Cowboys Radio analiza los contratos que se avecinan como el de Dak, Micah y CeeDee Lamb.