In an interview with Hall of Fame Cowboys WR Michael Irvin, owner/GM Jerry Jones went into detail on why there's been holdups in contract negotiations for All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons.

Here some of the key players to watch, according to the staff writers of DallasCowboys.com.

On September 4, Sam Williams will take the field for an NFL game for the first time in 599 days since suffering an ACL and MCL tear last year. Motivated by being back and healthy, Williams is excited to play in Matt Eberflus' "violent" defense.

Joe Milton will start for the third straight preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday night. He discussed his mindset and approach heading into the week, and how he can improve his own grades of D and D-minus from the last two weeks.

In the Cowboys' final training camp practice at the Star in Frisco, Joe Milton's deep touchdown throw and CeeDee Lamb's one-handed grab highlighted the day.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday that he's confident All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons will play in the team's Week 1 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Here are some of the key moments and storylines from Tuesday's practice at Ford Center in Frisco.

Having missed time in Oxnard and during the preseason to this point due to injury, Jaydon Blue has officially been cleared for takeoff when the Cowboys face the Falcons.

Heading into his first NFL regular season as a head coach, there's been plenty to learn about Brian Schottenheimer's philosophy. On Monday, he talked about what he believes in when it comes to who plays in the preseason, and how the team makes roster decisions.

Jonathan Mingo was a playmaker in his first-ever Cowboys' training camp and preseason, and he isn't letting his knee injury dampen his outlook.

On Tuesday, Netflix released their eight-part series on Jerry Jones and 90s Cowboys titled "America's Team: The Gambler and his Cowboys."

Cowboys WR Jonathan Mingo is expected to miss 4-6 weeks with a PCL sprain, and is likely to start the year on injured reserve.

Dak Prescott will not take the field for the Cowboys this preseason, and it'll be Joe Milton getting the start vs. the Falcons — as Will Grier stands by.

The Cowboys will hold their final two training camp practices at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco on August 19 and 20, giving local fans a chance to see players and coaches ahead of the season opener a few weeks later.

Sam Williams' 100-yard pick-six capped Cowboys camp with a feel-good comeback moment, but Mickey Spagnola notes plenty of roster questions remain before Week 1.

Watch out for these guys Saturday when the Cowboys take on the Ravens at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Training camp has come to an end - at least the Oxnard part. Let's take a look at the best players that shined the most in California.

Tyler Guyton is on the mend from his knee injury, but Jaydon Blue and others have joined the former first-round pick on the sideline.

Following the Cowboys' final training camp practice in Oxnard, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer talked about what he feels like he and the team got from their time in California, and discussed who will play against the Ravens in their second preseason game on Saturday.

One year ago, Sam Williams tore his ACL in Oxnard but, this time around, he finished Cowboys' training camp in explosive fashion — drawing praise from Jerry Jones.

Wednesday marked the Cowboys' final padded practice in Oxnard, California before heading back to Dallas on Thursday for their remaining practices and preseason games.

Here are some key moments from Wednesday's Cowboys practice, captured by the dallascowboys.com staff.

As Mickey Spaganola writes in this week's Mick Shots, training camp in Oxnard, California, ended with the same questions be asked. Plus, good timing for Malik Davis, a healthy Phil Mafah, limited snaps for the young guys and more.

On Wednesday, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer revealed that he battled thyroid cancer when he was 28 years old.

Marist Liufau is a man possessed in this Cowboys' training camp, and if his preseason is also any indication, his second season could be a big deal.

The Dallas Cowboys end training camp at The Star in Frisco where the Cowboys welcome fans before Friday's last preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The Dallas Cowboys continue training camp at The Star in Frisco where the Cowboys welcome fans for an open practice at Ford Field.

The Dallas Cowboys practice in Oxnard, Cali. as they wrap up a two hour practice.

The Dallas Cowboys practice in Oxnard, Cali. as their time in California starts to wind down.

Tyler Booker was a healthy scratch in the preseason opener against the LA Rams, but the Dallas Cowboys explained exactly why; and more.

It was an up and down day for second-year quarterback Joe Milton in his Cowboys debut. Details on Milton's elbow injury, Brian Schottenheimer's head coaching debut and more following a 31-21 loss to the Rams in the preseason opener.

The Dallas Cowboys compete in their last practice before their first preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Dallas Cowboys tackle their last padded practice in Oxnard, Cali. in preparation to Aug. 9ths preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Dallas Cowboys host the Los Angeles Rams in Oxnard, Cali. as the countdown to Aug. 9ths preseason game against the Rams draws near.

The Dallas Cowboys practice in Oxnard, Cali. in preparation to welcome the Los Angeles Rams on Tuesday, Aug. 5th.

The Dallas Cowboys practice in Oxnard, Cali.

The Dallas Cowboys celebrate heroes appreciation day with some special guests on the sideline as they practice in Oxnard, Cali.

The Dallas Cowboys are ready to rumble as they take the field in Oxnard, Cali.

The Dallas Cowboys begin a new week in Oxnard, Cali. for training camp.

Fist bumps all around as the Dallas Cowboys celebrate another successful practice in Oxnard, Cali for training camp.

The circle of hype is real as the Dallas Cowboys host the opening ceremony in Oxnard, Cali for training camp which featured the biggest crowd at camp and the players even went into the crowd for a great moment.

The Dallas Cowboys take the field in Oxnard, Cali.

The Dallas Cowboys take the field in Oxnard, Cali.

The Dallas Cowboys take the field for their first practice in Oxnard, Cali.

Keep up with the latest from Cowboys training camp in Oxnard with our Pic 6 series, featuring takeaways from practice, press conferences and more.

Dallas Cowboys players and coaches are back in action in Oxnard, Cali.

Views of the Dallas Cowboys as they arrive in Oxnard, CA for Training Camp 2025.

Should the Cowboys take into consideration whether a player fits the defensive system? Should the coaches be able to develop that player no matter what? Or is it on the player himself to figure it out? Plus, could Dallas really trade up?

The hosts discuss the 2026 NFL Draft one week out from Pittsburgh. Topics include smokescreens, trade up scenarios involving the Cleveland Browns pick at six, the big six defensive prospects, Twitter fan questions and a linebacker deep dive.

Newy Scruggs, Anthony Dorsett and Isaiah Stanback discuss the Dallas Cowboys' two first-round draft picks at 12 and 20, breaking down positional needs at edge rusher, linebacker, and corner and a tribute to former Cowboys security figure Larry Wesley.

Derek Eagleton, Ambar Garcia, Tommy Yarrish and Voch Lombardi discuss Stephen Jones' comments about George Pickens and the lack of trade interest, debates draft prospects, and play a fill-in-the-blank game about Cowboys draft strategy heading into draft week.

As we get nearly a week from the NFL Draft, three viable options seem clear and everyone has an opinion on if the Cowboys should move up from 12, trade back and add draft capital or stand there and make the pick.

If the Dallas Cowboys do use their draft picks to move up in the 1st Round, what type of changes would that cause for Dallas in the later rounds? The Draft Show crew breaks down the scenarios and some of the names Dallas could target.

Kyle Youmans, Patrik Walker, Isaiah Stanback, and Josh Rodriguez take calls from Cowboys Nation to debate what Dallas should do with picks 12 and 20 in the upcoming NFL Draft. The crew breaks down potential trade scenarios, evaluates top targets at linebacker, cornerback, and edge rusher, and discusses how the Cowboys can best address their biggest roster needs heading into draft night.

We announced this year's All-StoryLine Squad with a new captain in the mix as shout out the callers who truly keep the show going.

NFL Draft excitement hitting feverish pitch, now just 10 days away, and after a little Masters talk, the guys hit the draft hard, starting with analyzing the Cowboys 20th pick, then middle linebacker talk as biggest need at 12 and Bill emptying his Big Green Notebook on an undersized cornerback saying why not.

I don't understand why the Cowboys have had edge, defensive line and cornerback as a priority over linebacker? That clearly seemed to be the biggest need heading into the offseason. What do you think?

I'm seeing a lot of good quarterbacks in this year's draft. Any chance the Cowboys will pick one on Day 3?

I am all for using one of the first-round picks on a young elite defensive player, but what are the chances the Cowboys use one of those first-round picks to trade for a proven veteran defensive player? To walk away from the draft with a first-round cornerback and a stud linebacker or pass rusher by trading one of those firsts would be awesome.

I'm thinking there could be three benefits to waiting until after the draft to make a trade: 1) Dallas will know what positions need an improved veteran presence; 2) other teams will know where they have surpluses; and 3) teams won't be asking for this year's draft picks, so it'll be easier to dip into next year's picks for a win-now mentality. Thoughts?

New guy or someone returning from injury, which addition is your favorite so far this offseason?

Should the Cowboys elect to play Jalen Thompson at the nickel back and box safety positions, could his experience lend him to also be the green dot "quarterback" of the defense next year instead of whoever plays middle linebacker? How difficult would it be for a veteran to communicate from the nickel or even safety spot versus a young guy being in the middle of the field at linebacker?

I remember reading in the 1970s that Tex Schramm said the best way to draft in the late rounds was to draft a football body and hope to find a football player in it. This seems better to me than drafting undersized defensive backs and linebackers who were good at the college level but won't hold up at the pro level. What do you think?

Which position do you think is more important on the offensive line, left guard or left tackle? I realize left tackle protects Dak Prescott's blind side, but I feel guard is more important for the running game, which will then help the passing game. Given that, Tyler Smith is great at either position, but I think he is more needed at guard. What is your opinion?

Do you think Dallas is all set at the running back position? Javonte Williams had a solid year, but Jaydon Blue didn't seem ready, and Phil Mafah spent most of the season on IR. Is Malik Davis the answer at No. 2? Do you see them adding a back in the draft?

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre los prospectos del draft y las necesidades del equipo.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre los prospectos del draft, los nombres más populares y más.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre las últimas noticias del equipo, contratos, negociaciones y más.

Somos Cowboys radio habla sobre la agencia libre y las necesidades para el NFL Draft.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre los recientes canjes y cómo el equipo está reforzando a la defensa.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobres los movimientos en la agencia libres y la plantilla actual del equipo.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre las reestructuraciones de contratos, la agencia libre y las últimas noticias del equipo.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre el contrato de Javonte Williams, la negociación con Brandon Aubrey y más.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre los cambios que se esperan en el lado defensivo del balón.