Even with no procedures in place if there happens to be a COVID-19 outbreak on any team training camp dates for the 2020 NFL season have been announced. Since entering the NFL in 2016, Ezekiel Elliott leads all running backs in touches, rushing yards, and scrimmage yards. That elite level production has him in a rare class when it comes to the first four years of any running backs career in league history.
The Cowboys traded back into the fourth round of the 2020 NFL Draft to draft center Tyler Biadasz whose upside could see him follow the path of the recently retired Travis Frederick, who also played his college ball at Wisconsin. Since 2018, the Cowboys have invested a lot of resources in the wide receiver position and it’s given them one of the league’s most dangerous offenses. The strict media guidelines for training camp, what position the Cowboys need to improve in 2021, and how the contracts of Dak Prescott and Andy Dalton may see the Cowboys keep three quarterbacks on the roster this season is covered in the news and notes.
NFL sets training camp dates for Cowboys, charts course for on-time season :: Cowboys Wire
The NFL seems to be business as usual as training camp dates for the Dallas Cowboys are released.
Wisconsin Pipeline: Tyler Biadasz has chance to be Cowboys next great Badger alum :: Cowboys Wire
Cowboys Wire’s own Dave Sturchio profiles rookie center Tyler Biadasz and how he could possibly follow in the footsteps of former Wisconsin Badger and Cowboys great Travis Frederick.
Ezekiel Elliott is in elite company for a running through first four NFL seasons :: Blogging The Boys
With 5,405 rushing yards, 7,024 scrimmage yards, and 40 rushing touchdowns not many running backs can say they’ve had a better four-year start to their career than Ezekiel Elliott.
NFL training camp will be covered a lot differently in 2020, and the fans will not like it :: Blogging The Boys
The NFL is enforcing strict media guidelines for training camps which will lead to a somewhat unpleasant experience for fans.
What position should the Dallas Cowboys improve next year? :: The Landry Hat
Lucas Mascherin breaks down how youth on the defensive line is key for the Cowboys in 2021.
National writer: Recent investments give the Cowboys one of the NFL’s best offensive arsenals :: Dallas Morning News
Since 2018 the Cowboys have traded for Amari Cooper and drafted Michael Gallup and CeeDee Lamb. As a result, they possess one of the most lethal offenses in the NFL.
Contracts for Prescott, Dalton Suggest Cowboys Will Keep 3rd QB in 2020 :: Inside The Star
Jessie Haynie discusses how Dak Prescott and Andy Dalton only being on one-year deals suggest a third quarterback will make the 2020 roster.
Dallas Cowboys long-term future with Dak Prescott looking cloudy :: The Landry Hat
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys didn’t reach a long-term agreement by the July 15 deadline. Matt Aaron of The Landry Hat breaks down how the future between both parties could get murky.
Dallas Cowboys 2020 opponent breakdowns: Seattle Seahawks :: Blogging The Boys
Matt Holleran dissects the Cowboys Week 3 opponent the Seattle Seahawks.
Dallas Cowboys: Watch out for WR Kendrick Rogers :: Fansided
At 6-foot-4 and 205 pounds undrafted free agent Kendrick Rogers could be a sleeper for a roster spot on the 2020 Dallas Cowboys.
Dak Prescott: ‘Our Best Ball is yet to Come!’ :: Inside The Star
Dak Prescott takes to twitter to let the world know they should expect an even higher level of play from himself and Ezekiel Elliott.
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