There was a lot of praise from Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer during the team’s organized team activities and mandatory minicamp. Attendance was perfect when required, energy was high when asked,

Micah Parsons knows what it takes to be great. The former Harrisburg High, Penn State and current Dallas Cowboys star has made it to the mountain top in the hyper-competitive world of the NFL, and he spent Tuesday morning sharing some wisdom about what it takes to get there with a group of hungry high school and college players.

Training camp is less than a week away, and five position battles are starting to come into focus for the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys are no strangers to Oxnard. The team has held 19 training camps in Southern California since 2001. Don’t expect the Cowboys to hold camp elsewhere anytime soon. The Cowboys and the City of Oxnard recently agreed to a five-year extension to keep training camp in the city through 2030.

The Dallas Cowboys will once again head to Oxnard for training camp. This year, they begin camp on July 21 to begin preparing for the 2025 NFL season. Like every other team, Dallas will use this time to not only work on their playbook, but they’ll also make some tough decisions while trimming the roster to 53 players.

The Dallas Cowboys certainly have a position battle on their hands at running back entering training camp. They've got two new veterans, Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders. They've got two new rookies, Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah. And then there's the returning Deuce Vaughn.

The Cowboys’ lead receiver is a four-time Pro Bowl pick and a 2023 All-Pro in just five seasons in the league.

Dak Prescott just need one more payday to surpass Peyton Manning as the 10th highest paid player in NFL history

Veterans and rookie candidates of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are going viral for posting their "Boot Buddy" reveals on TikTok

Historic contract signings around the league have made for an uncomfortable situation for the Dallas Cowboys and their extension candidates.