COWBOYS CAMP

The KSAT Sports Team covered the Dallas Cowboys training camp last week ahead of the 2024-25 NFL season.

Kneeland entered his first NFL training camp with expectations to fight for positioning amongst the team. Now, that has changed after the Cowboys' latest injury news.

Dallas Cowboys star cornerback Trevon Diggs has been removed from the physically unable to perform list and is eligible to practice at training camp starting Tuesday.

Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Mazi Smith wants to have a breakout season after struggling in his rookie campaign.

There's no doubt CeeDee Lamb is the Dallas Cowboys' No. 1 wide receiver, but when it comes to veteran leadership, Brandin Cooks is the top guy.

Last season, veteran offensive lineman Chuma Edoga started in place of Cowboys’ great Tyron Smith on four different occasions. This season, Edoga could be a mainstay on the offensive line after Dallas lost Smith in free agency after 13 seasons with the Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys held their opening ceremony under the Southern California sun on Saturday to officially mark the start of the team’s longest training camp in Oxnard to date.

Running back Ezekiel Elliott has returned to the Dallas Cowboys after spending last season with the New England Patriots.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Jalen Tolbert, who is entering his third NFL season, said he wants to take the next step.

With a family tree that runs as deep as it does into the organization, the future of the Cowboys’ front office is sure to have a Jones name attached to it.

The Dallas Cowboys selected offensive lineman Tyler Guyton 29th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft with the hopes of him becoming their starting left tackle for many years to come.

Contract negotiations and expiring contracts are the focal points of the offseason for the Dallas Cowboys.

Former NFL running back and two-time Super Bowl Champion LeSean McCoy has constantly criticized the Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott.

The Cowboys top personnel addressed the playoff disappointment to Green Bay, meeting fan expectations and CeeDee Lamb's camp holdout.

The Dallas Cowboys will begin their training camp ramp-up period Thursday afternoon when the team assembles for its first practice in Oxnard.

CeeDee Lamb is not reporting to training camp while he waits for a new contract, a person familiar with the All-Pro wide receiver’s decision told The Associated Press on Wednesday.

After a long drive along Pacific Coast Highway, the Dallas Cowboys found themselves in Oxnard, California on the eve of their official training camp report day.

Here are 12 of the top storylines to track throughout Dallas Cowboys training camp.

Terence Steele must be doing something right. Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott sung the praises of the Cibolo native during his media availability this week.

Turpin made a name for himself as a kick returner in the USFL for the New Jersey Generals becoming the league's MVP, and he was contacted by the Cowboys soon after their season ended.

Cowboys kicker Lirim Hajrullahu could be the smartest man on the team, and he has the degrees to prove it. Now he just has to prove himself on the field.

With the Cowboys' wide receiving corps battling injuries to stay on the field, T.J. Vasher is making the most of the opportunity and turning heads at training camp.

CeeDee Lamb is entering the 2022 Cowboys training camp as the team's number 1 wide receiver.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Anthony Brown is in the last year of his three-year,15 and a half million dollar contract and he is well aware of that fact going into the 2022 season.

The Dallas Cowboys have a problem. How can they possibly make Micah Parsons better?

Cowboys rookie wide receiver Jalen Tolbert has been turning heads in offseason workouts from OTA's to the mandatory mini camp -- and now in training camp.

After suffering a knee injury during the 2021 campaign, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott stayed in the lineup and contributed through the remainder of the season despite reservations.

Team owner and general manager Jerry Jones took the podium in front of the media at Oxnard, California for the first time on Tuesday morning. Alongside executive vice president, CEO and director of player personnel Stephen Jones and head coach Mike McCarthy, Jerry kicked off training camp with the annual ‘State of the Cowboys’ Address.

As the Cowboys prepare to take the practice field at Oxnard, California, KSAT 12's Greg Simmons breaks down the five most important things to know about the team ahead of the 2022 NFL season.

KSAT 12's Greg Simmons recounts a funny interaction with longtime WFAA sportscaster Dale Hansen at Cowboys training camp in Oxnard.

With two weeks of training camp in the books, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott sits down with KSAT 12's Greg Simmons to discuss his recovery from his season-ending ankle injury, mental health around athletics, highlights from the team's practices in Oxnard and much more!

Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is planning on using running back Tony Pollard more as a receiver this season, either out of the backfield on in the slot to give defenses different looks in 2021.

In the Dallas Cowboys' return to Oxnard, there is one player who has stood out from the start, and that's defensive end Randy Gregory.

This year, Leighton Vander Esch is fighting for his future in football with the Dallas Cowboys, and he knows it.

Two days after leaving practice with soreness in his shoulder, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott revealed that this a first for him.

The Cowboys star quarterback left practice early Wednesday and did not return.

For the first time since his rookie campaign in 2018, Cowboys guard Connor Williams played in all 16 games of a regular season last year. Now that he has found his footing health-wise, Williams has been asked to take on the role of backup center.

Strong competition against one of the teams best offensive stars is key to better stats in the regular season.

The 2021 Cowboys Training Camp is a time to prove the defense will be much better this season compared to 2020.

With training camp officially underway, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sat down with KSAT 12's Greg Simmons to discuss the team's long-awaited return to Oxnard, California, the leadership Dak Prescott has shown throughout his recovery and former head coach Jimmy Johnson's upcoming induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Three-time Super Bowl Champion Troy Aikman visited Cowboys training camp in California on Sunday and spent most of his time in the tower with team owner Jerry Jones.

After suffering a devastating knee injury in week one of the 2020 season, Blake Jarwin is finally back in training camp with aspirations of establishing himself as the team's premiere tight end.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb became an instant fan favorite in his first season wearing the star on his helmet, and he's motivated to top his ridiculously impressive rookie season.

In his first press conference since reporting to the Dallas Cowboys training camp, quarterback Dak Prescott answered numerous questions about his ankle, but declined to discuss his vaccination status.

Through workouts and nutrition, Ezekiel Elliott has been able to drop his weight from 226 pounds down to 218 to start training camp, all in an effort to rebound from the worst season in his professional career.

The Dallas Cowboys know the eyes of the NFL are on them since they are only one of two teams starting training camp this week.

For the first time this off-season, Ezekiel Elliott spoke to the media and admitted that he has something to prove to his teammates and fans coming off the worst season of his career.

In a rare show of emotionm, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' voice cracked and he appeared to be close to tears three times in the annual 'State of the Cowboys' address.

The Dallas Cowboys have returned to their summer home -- Oxnard, California -- for training camp after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the team to stay home last season.

Cowboys training camp is finally upon us, and "Big D" has plenty of question marks as they head into the 2021 campaign.

As KSAT 12 gears up for their return first trip back to Oxnard, California since 2019, Greg Simmons reflects on some of the major changes to Cowboys training camp due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prior to the start of this season's training camp, Greg Simmons previews some of the major questions the Cowboys have to answer as they prepare for their return to Oxnard. KSAT 12 Sports will return to California to cover the start of camp starting on Tuesday, July 20.