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Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones spoke to reporters on Sunday about the decision to extend Jake Ferguson, wanting to pay Micah Parsons, who is standing out early in camp and more. 

The first padded practice of camp saw the Cowboys lose guard Rob Jones for several weeks with a broken bone in his neck. 

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones says that Brian Schottenheimer has "exceeded" his expectations thus far in his head coaching tenure, and talked about who is standing out to him so far at training camp and the want to get more deals done before the team leaves Oxnard. 

The defense dominated the storylines, with multiple pass breakups and a good day at the line of scrimmage. 

The first contract extension to land in Cowboys' training camp is awarded to Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson, and he explains what it, and staying with Lunda Wells, means to him.

The Cowboys had their first padded practice of the year on Sunday. Here are some of the biggest takeaways from their time on the field.

On Sunday, the Cowboys signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year extension that makes him the highest paid tight end in the franchise's history. 

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

It's impossible to not see what led the ÌÇÐÄVlogto give Donovan Ezeiruaku the call with their second-round pick in 2025, the rookie flashing on nearly every play in camp.

A festive crowd and fierce competition set the tone Saturday in Oxnard as the Cowboys wrapped up their first week of camp with standout performances and position battles heating up.

In front of the largest crowd of camp so far, both sides of the ball made some nice plays, including rookie running back Jaydon Blue. 

Cowboys vice president of player personnel Will McClay's job is still fluid at this point in the year, and he spoke about improving Dallas' roster as well as the importance of evaluating speed and toughness in players. 

DeMarvion Overshown will continue his injury rehab for some time to come but, when he returns, his tandem with Marist Liufau could carry the Cowboys' LB corps for years to come.

Five early standouts are already emerging from Brian Schottenheimer's first training camp as Cowboys head coach, with energy, growth, and a rookie edge rusher stealing the spotlight.

Given how ratcheted up Sam Williams has been without pads on, the ÌÇÐÄVlogcan only imagine what he'll be like when padded practices begin at training camp.

Cowboys cornerback Kaiir Elam has begun to make the most of his fresh start in Dallas. Now, he's settling into Matt Eberflus' emphasis on turnovers and leaning on advice from his father, former Cowboys safety Abram Elam, to renew his confidence.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickins impressing both on the field and off, there may be a new nickname for the Cowboys offense.

Going into his second year, Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton is soaking up as much as he can about Brian Schottenheimer's offense and is happy to be learning from Dak Prescott. 

As he enters Year 10 of his NFL career for the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott is facing plenty of challenges, but he also has the weapons to hopefully overcome them.

It was another good day of turnovers for Matt Eberflus' defense, some Cowboys players were missing on father duty, and more from the third training camp practice.

The Cowboys wrapped up their first stretch of training camp with a competitive, red-zone-heavy practice, as the defense continued to shine with big plays while the offense responded behind George Pickens and Joe Milton.

Things got heated during the second practice of Dallas Cowboys' training camp, and an infuriated Brian Schottenheimer set the stage thereafter for what he demands.

From the jump, CeeDee Lamb has gotten tight with his new running mate George Pickens. He spoke about their relationship, and likes the Cowboys' WR room "versus anybody."

CeeDee Lamb is back at Cowboys training camp for the first time since 2023, and there's no one happier that he's back than himself. Lamb talked about the benefits of being back in Oxnard, reflected on his 2024 season, and more. 

The All-Pro kick returner is making a convincing case to also contribute at running back for the Cowboys, also speaking on his recent run-in with the law.