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Dallas, TX

Overview:
Ali's tape provides an enjoyable viewing experience. He exhibits a fluid running style with a combination of natural instincts and agility, resulting in a commendable level of consistency despite inconsistent blocking. He demonstrates adeptness at reading blocks and adjusting his speed accordingly, although his agility and strength during runs are merely average by NFL standards. While lacking exceptional acceleration or speed to outpace swift defenders, Ali excels as a one-cut back. Improving his touchdown production and third-down capabilities could enhance his prospects as an RB3.


#Cowboys 30 Day Visit Rasheen Ali | Late Round STEAL...

According to Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News, Lamb might not participate in Cowboys offseason workouts starting April 15 as he pursues a new contract.

Currently, Lamb is set to play the 2024 season under the fifth-year option of his rookie contract, which carries a salary of $17.99 million. If he wishes to negotiate an extension immediately, his main leverage is potentially skipping offseason workouts or resorting to a more drastic holdout. Attendance for these workouts is voluntary until Dallas' minicamp in early June, and it's uncertain whether Lamb would opt for a holdout at that stage.

In 2023, Lamb established himself as one of the NFL's premier wide receivers, tallying 135 receptions for 1,749 yards and 12 touchdowns in 17 regular-season games. A new contract could potentially earn him around $30 million per year...

Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb: SKIP voluntary workouts which could lead to a HOLDOUT!!!

Join Jesse Holley as he delves into the intriguing question: Is Micah Parsons the most selfish player on the Cowboys team? Explore the dynamics and perspectives behind this bold statement, and gain insights into the team dynamics from Jesse's unique viewpoint. Don't miss this engaging discussion on one of the rising stars in the NFL, Micah Parsons.

Is Micah Parsons Possibly the Most Selfish Player on the Cowboys Team? - Jesse Holley

Join us as we dive into the pivotal moments shaping the Dallas Cowboys' journey toward the playoffs. With the postseason on the horizon, the Cowboys are focused on one thing: taking care of business...

Cowboys Just Take Care of Business

The Cowboys' rising star, Micah Parsons, is making headlines not just for his impressive on-field performance but also for a curious silence around calls made against him. Despite the absence of controversies, Parsons' skillful play and quiet presence on the field have become a talking point...

No Calls Against Cowboys Micah Parsons Talk...

On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Colts made a surprising decision by releasing three-time All-Pro linebacker Darius Shaquille Leonard. Despite this, it wouldn't be surprising if the Dallas Cowboys showed interest in pursuing the former standout, known as "The Maniac," after the waivers have cleared.

In a message to Indianapolis fans, Leonard expressed his affection, saying, "I love you guys. I apologize for not bringing that (Super Bowl) trophy back to (the Colts)."

This situation naturally hints at his current focus on pursuing a championship ring.

The Colts have let go of Darius Leonard. Cowboys Might Want to Consider Him

Cowboys' Jimmy Johnson is Finally in the ROH. Is DaRon Bland the DPOY? Cowboys vs Panthers Recap + Micah Parsons' Big Impact on Crucial Plays...

Jimmy Johnson is Finally in the ROH. Is DaRon Bland the DPOY? Cowboys vs Panthers Recap

Cowboys All-Pro CB Trevon Diggs is feared to have suffered a torn ACL at practice today, per sources. 

A devastating blow to one of the NFL’s best defenses

#Cowboys Breaking News Trevon Diggs Torn ACL out for the Season...

Oxnard, CA

Cowboys' safety Malik Hooker has agreed to a three-year contract extension valued at a potential $24 million. The agreement comprises an $8 million signing bonus, to be disbursed within the next 15 days, and a guaranteed sum of $16.5 million. This arrangement binds him to the team until the culmination of the 2026 season.

The negotiation and confirmation of this deal were handled by his agent, David Mulugheta.

Malik Hooker, the Cowboys' Safety, Signs Three-Year $24 Million Contract Extension

Brandin Cooks talks about the 2023 WR core for the Cowboys 

• I’m so excited about this group of receivers...

Cowboys' Brandin Cooks Letting Them Know...

the CowboysCamp Notes - Practice 1:

J. Tolbert actively participated in both 7-on-7 and full-team drills.
A dropped pass from S. Fehoko resulted in an interception by E. Scott Jr.
Unfortunately, both Donovan Wilson and Isreal Mukuamu had to leave the practice early due to injuries.
J. Ferguson has noticeably gained some good weight, which is promising for his performance.
D. Vaughn impressed us with a nice juke move during the full team session.
The practice was marked by its physicality and fast pace, indicating the team's readiness to get back to football.
T. Steele showed no signs of difficulty in his movements and was actively involved in the first practice after returning.
Pollard had limited reps as he is still in the process of coming back from an injury.

Cowboys Training Camp Day 1: Observations and More

Coach Lance Deane (<a href="https://twitter.com/LanceDeane">https://twitter.com/LanceDeane</a>): Pro Trainer | CD East Head Football Coach 🏈 | Teacher 📚

Earthing (or grounding) is the practice of placing your bare feet on the ground for health purposes. Being barefoot can help your body absorb Earth's electrons and, in theory, offer health benefits. People who practice earthing claim to have experienced both physical and mental health benefits.

Cowboys' Micah Parsons: Working Out in the Sand Pit, Grounding, and More...

As the second day of the NFL draft approaches, the Dallas Cowboys have set their sights on promising prospects to bolster their roster. The team's scouting department has identified key areas of need and is focusing on players who can bring depth and talent to the team. With several notable names still on the board, the Cowboys are carefully evaluating each prospect to ensure they make the best selections possible. Day 2 of the draft will be critical for the team as they look to improve their chances of success for the upcoming season. Fans will be eagerly anticipating the Cowboys' picks and hoping for a successful draft.

Day 2 of the NFL Draft: A Look at the Notable Prospects on the Cowboys' Radar

the Cowboys' performance is not related to their process of selecting new players (drafting), but rather to their coaching staff. In other words, the problem lies in the way the team is being trained and led rather than the players they acquire through the drafting process.

The Cowboys DRAFTING is NOT Our PROBLEM...COACHING Is!!!

Top Reasons to Buy In:

Natural play strength 
Playing experience 
Big frame/overall mass 

Overview
Three-year starter who offers versatility, power and athleticism. Playing at a lighter weight should not be a problem if teams want that from him. His girth makes him resistant to opposing power, and he’s light enough on his feet for pass protection duties and run blocks that extend beyond the box. He’s not a consistently nasty finisher and below-average hand work has a clear impact on his ability to sustain blocks. Avila is likely to start right away as a Day 2 draft pick and should have a solid NFL career as either a guard or center.

Why The Cowboys Should Strongly Consider Drafting OL Steve Avila 

Top Reasons to Buy In:

Size, power, and strength
Contact balance
Vision

The Cowboys Welcome Zach Charbonnet for a Top 30 Visit

It's possible that the Dallas Cowboys will focus on adding a tight end during this year's draft, possibly even in the first round. According to Dane Brugler of The Athletic, the Cowboys may select Michael Mayer, a tight end from Notre Dame, with the 26th overall pick in the draft. Brugler states that a reliable source has told him that the Cowboys are unlikely to pass on Mayer.


NFL Insider Claims Cowboys Must Draft TE Michael Mayer - No Passing on Him!

Cowboys' Simi Fehoko, a third-year wide receiver from Stanford who plays for the Cowboys, has faced challenges when it comes to getting playing time in Dallas. Despite being selected in the fifth round of the 2021 draft, he has only played a total of 43 offensive snaps. Looking ahead to the 2023 season and considering the current wide receiver lineup, Fehoko's prospects for playing time don't appear to be much better.

Perhaps Fehoko's best chance of making it onto the Cowboys' active roster is by taking a similar unconventional path as Noah Brown did five years ago. Before 2022, Brown had a specialized role on the team, serving as a complement to other more established pass-catchers in the position group. Sometimes, the less-traveled path can be the path of least resistance.

Simi Fehoko's Potential Expanded Role on the Cowboys in the Upcoming Season

Dallas Cowboys' young wide receiver Jalen Tolbert is taking his training to the next level by putting in extra work with quarterback Dak Prescott. The two are working hard to improve their chemistry on the field and achieve better performance in the upcoming season.

Cowboys' Jalen Tolbert Steps Up Training with Quarterback Dak Prescott for Enhanced Performance

Top Reasons to Buy In:

Run-after-the-catch ability     
Play strength      
Playmaking ability  