Training camps have kicked off around the NFL, and our team reporters are on the ground each day following all the action. The Dallas Cowboys' camp is taking place in Oxnard, California, and Cowboys reporter Todd Archer has the latest intel on standouts,

The Cowboys announced on Tuesday that they’ll be hosting a pair of practices open to the public on Aug. 19-20 at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco. The practices will "provide fans the opportunity to see Dallas Cowboys players and coaches as they prepare for the 2025 season,“ per a statement from the team.

With Rob Jones injured, the Dallas Cowboys would benefit from adding veteran guard Will Hernandez, who has strong ties to offensive coordinator Klayton Adams.

Dak Prescott turned 32 on Tuesday as he heads into his 10th season with the Dallas Cowboys. The veteran quarterback is preparing for what many are calling a pivotal year in Dallas. The Cowboys’ official X account celebrated his birthday Tuesday morning with a short message:

Cowboys are signing former Ravens cornerback Christian Matthew, per Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey. From Valdosta State, Matthew was selected in the seventh-round of the 2022 draft by the Arizona Cardinals. He appeared in 20 games his first two seasons (14 as a rookie), but spent last season on injured reserve with the Ravens.

The Dallas Cowboys shouldn’t be overlooked, with an NFL analyst saying the team enters the 2025 season boasting its 'best roster in years.'

The offensive lineman Rob Jones reportedly broke a bone in his neck. According to ESPN's Todd Archer and Adam Schefter, Jones is expected to miss between two-to-three months of action. Back in March, the Cowboys added Jones on a one-year deal. It was for a reported $4.75 million.

Dallas Cowboys guard Rob Jones broke a bone in his neck during the first padded practice of training camp and is expected to miss two to three months, the four-year veteran told the team's website Monday.