Don't miss any of the action with our daily updates: news, notes and more throughout the Cowboys' regular season.

The Cowboys announced their roster cuts on Saturday afternoon, as they met the NFL's 53-man roster limit ahead of the 2020 season.

A familiar face met with the Cowboys on Friday and might be an option for them as they figure out the 53-man roster this weekend. 

After an 18-month indefinite suspension, Randy Gregory has been conditionally reinstated, NFL Media announced. Here are the next steps for Gregory to return to game action.

Never, ever – ever – has there been so much angst, so much concern over one position than the current state over the Dallas Cowboys safety position.

The Cowboys continue to make roster cuts ahead of Saturday's 3 p.m. (Central) deadline, waiving 2019 fifth-round pick Joe Jackson, undrafted rookie running back Darius Anderson, tight end Cole Hikutini and guard Cody Wichmann.

While he's still very much a tight end, Dalton Schultz is lining up in different spots, even out of the backfield as a fullback. 

After veteran Ha Ha Clinton-Dix's release Thursday, Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones said the team will be on the lookout to improve at the safety position as the regular season draws closer.

It was widely assumed that Ha Ha Clinton-Dix would man one of the Cowboys' starting safety jobs in 2020, but it wasn't meant to be. The team opted to release the veteran safety on Thursday afternoon.

After practicing at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, the Cowboys were back inside Ford Center for Monday's evening session. Here's a full notebook from the proceedings.

Here are some of the highlights from Friday's practice.

The defense came to play on Thursday, as they finished practice with two interceptions and several sacks on the day.

Tuesday was the Cowboys' third-straight day of practice, which means Wednesday is a day off. 

The defense had some standout moments from a physical Monday morning practice. Read more for a full notebook from the practice field.

The Cowboys' defensive line is taking shape with Everson Griffen and Dontari Poe increasing their practice workload Sunday in training camp.

Friday was already the sixth practice of this 2020 training camp and the fourth one in pads. 

Padded practices resumed on Thursday, as the Cowboys got back to work after a day off.

The Cowboys went through a productive practice on Tuesday. But with absences along the offensive line, it was hard not to notice DeMarcus Lawrence's dominance on the day.

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

Views of the Dallas Cowboys training camp practice, "Cowboys Night" at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

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

Check out the top performers on both sides of the ball from Friday's practice. Dak Prescott had a bounce-back day while another young cornerback emerges.

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

Trevon Diggs once again keeps making plays and taking advantage of extra playing time.

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

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

Here are the Camp Stars – the best players from both sides of the ball.

TE Dalon Schultz addresses the media sharing this thoughts on taking advantage of his chance to "put it all together" going into his third season.

Rookie LB Francis Bernard talks about playing with fellow Utah teammate Bradlee Anae and finishing training camp strong.

The veteran defensive line spoke on many topics Thursday, including social justice. Crawford said his teammates want to do something that "makes a boom" with their statement.

Head coach Mike McCarthy discussed a variety of topics from wrapping up camp with a mock game, the development of younger players and the start of the regular season.

QB Dak Prescott discusses the "Next Level" he hopes to reach under head coach Mike McCarthy, the development of WR CeeDee Lamb, social injustice in our county and more.

Head coach Mike McCarthy discussed a variety of topics from roster moves, injury updates, breaking camp and preparing for the Los Angles Rams.

Speaking to reporters on Monday night, Ezekiel Elliott talked about the ways the Cowboys have diversified their offense under Mike McCarthy.

Rookie CB Trevon Diggs says he's working hard and staying focused so he can be as competitive as possible in his first training camp.

As the training camp portion now comes to an end, check out highlights of Monday's practice.

The fans have their opinions on whether the Cowboys should take big risks in the draft with either injured players or guys with off-the-field questions. What's your take?

With one week to go until the NFL Draft, Bryan, Nick, and Iisha discuss potential trade partners/compensation that could move the Cowboys out of the 24th spot.

The girls discuss exciting news about the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders and rank/breakdown 2024 draft needs.

Should CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons be at these Phase I workouts instead of getting ready on their own? Our man Jesse explains why that's not a problem. Also, fans are frustrated with the lack of movement on the big contracts, but is this just business as usual in the NFL? What's the hold up? There's also a new running back on board, and does the success of the other local teams have any effect on the Cowboys?

With the decision to add a veteran RB ahead of NFL free agency, it's time to discuss if that means the Dallas Cowboys are out on drafting the position in 2024.

How do fans stay optimistic considering how last year ended and the lack of free agent moves? We all answered the question in our own way in today's show.

The Draft Show crew discusses some possible trade up scenarios, who could go where, and how the board could fall as the countdown to the NFL Draft hits single-digits!

The Talkin' Cowboys crew discuss the first day of the offseason conditioning program, the chances of CeeDee Lamb holding out, concerns at positions of need, and more.

Bill, Savannah, Everson and Mickey discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news and notes from The Star in Frisco, TX.

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?

Since Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard were inherited by Mike McCarthy and are now gone, is there a running-back type that McCarthy prefers? Is there one in the draft who is closest to that type?

The question is which position is the most critical for the team to hit on? And does the answer change if you are thinking beyond day one and looking long term?

With no movement on Dak Prescott's extension, if the two sides decide this will be his last year in Dallas, is there any chance this will be an evaluation year to see if Trey Lance could be the man in 2025? 

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.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre el nuevo coordinador defensivo y los cambios alrededor de la NFC Este.