The countdown to the 2020 NFL season has reached single digits. In just eight days the world will sit down in front of their television sets (unless you’re in Kansas City) to watch the Chiefs raise their World Championship banner in front of their home fans while the rest of the league prepares to dethrone them.
According to Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott, this is the most talented team he’s been a part of. The cornerback room has been declared the Cowboys weakest link on their squad. Rookie cornerback Trevon Diggs is out to prove those people wrong real fast. He’s been turning heads since he arrived in Dallas after draft night. Amari Cooper is now considered one of the vets on the team and has been taking it easy. Is that a cause for concern? Dak Prescott finds himself on another list right before the season is set to kick off. Was he justified as the No. 20 player in the NFL? Another busy news Day in big D.
Zeke: The Most Talented Team I’ve Been On :: The Mothership
Ezekiel Elliott has been running the ball for the Dallas Cowboys for four years straight. Elliott says this fifth year’s team is the most talented he’s been with. David Helman of DallasCowboys.com breaks it down.
Emmitt Smith on Dak Prescott contract: Cowboys will ruin team chemistry if they ‘try to mess with him’:: CBS Sports
The Cowboys and Dak Prescott failed to reach an agreement on a long-term deal this offseason. Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith thinks the Cowboys would be playing a dangerous game by dragging out any future negotiations.
Amari Cooper nursing camp injury or Cowboys being extra cautious :: The CowboysWire
With no preseason games and limited visibility for their practices the Cowboys have held Amari Cooper’s status close to the vest. All signs point to normal maintenance rest as the team prepares for opening night at Los Angeles.
Owner Jerry Jones says Cooper’s recent limited action in practice isn’t a big deal.
ESPN ranks Cowboys QB Dak Prescott 20th on list of NFL’s 100 best players :: The CowboysWire
This list might make a little more sense to Cowboys fans when it comes to ranking their franchise quarterback. Prescott ranks well ahead of division rival quarterback Carson Wentz.
What will the Cowboys get from pass-rusher Aldon Smith? ESPN
Aldon Smith is showing signs of the player he used to be in training camp. However, after five years away from the field how will he look once the real games start?
ESPN reveals Cowboys’ weakness, but coaching staff has a plan :: The CowboysWire
While a lot of critics of the team may say it’s their safety position as their bugaboo, ESPN breaks down how losing Byron Jones still makes cornerback their most vulnerable position on the field.
Michael Gallup with the acrobatic one-handed grab in the corner of the endzone, as he goes up over top of Anthony Brown.@wfaa | @wfaasports | #CowboysCamp
(video by WFAA photographer @arnoldpayne) pic.twitter.com/z8CIgIx0IB
— Mike Leslie (@MikeLeslieWFAA) September 1, 2020
Cowboys 2020 roster projection before the Saturday cutdown deadline includes one big surprise cut :: Blogging The Boys
The surprise here is that of the safety position. Ha Ha Clinton Dix has come in and competed as one of the team’s free agent signings but has he done enough to earn himself a spot on the Cowboys roster come Saturday’s cuts?
Trevon Diggs Turning Heads With More Reps :: The Mothership
While Jourdan Lewis and Chidobe Awuzie nurse minor injuries, rookie Trevon Diggs has stepped it up tremendously. There’s no mistake as to why the Cowboys drafted Diggs in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft.
"When the ball's in the air, I feel like it's my đ too."@TrevonDiggs | #CowboysCamp
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) September 1, 2020
Earl Thomas free agency: Cowboys having ‘discussions’ but haven’t reached out to All-Pro safety :: CBS Sports
The Cowboys and Earl Thomas have been linked for two years now after the All-Pro told former coach Jason Garrett to “come get me”. Currently, the Cowboys have had internal discussions about adding Thomas but haven’t reached out to him yet.
Dallas Cowboys won’t announce fan capacity until opener, but will have ‘great crowd’ :: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says the capacity for the team’s home opener against the Atlanta Falcons won’t be announced until the day of the game and he still expects a great crowd.
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