Dallas Cowboys Begin Training Camp Amid Multiple Position Battles

As the Dallas Cowboys enter their 2025 training camp in Oxnard, California, the team is focused on installing the playbook and finalizing their 53-man roster amid several position battles and roster uncertainties. The Cowboys are working out multiple free agent pass rushers, including James Houston, who had stints with the Lions and Browns in 2024. Key roster battles include quarterback backup spots between Joe Milton III and Will Grier, running back depth featuring Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders, and wide receiver roles bolstered by the addition of George Pickens, which enhances the group alongside CeeDee Lamb. Tight end competition is also notable, with Jake Ferguson aiming to regain form and Brevyn Spann-Ford pushing for a larger role. The offensive line remains a question mark with Tyler Booker and Tyler Smith expected to anchor the guard positions, while veterans like Saahdiq Charles could be trade candidates. Overall, the Cowboys aim to build on offseason optimism, with hopes for breakout performances to improve on last season's results and contend in the NFC East.