Cowboys Rookies Face Roster Battle After Minicamp

The Dallas Cowboys have concluded rookie minicamp and released contract details for their undrafted free agents, highlighting that wide receiver Traeshon Holden received no guaranteed money despite the team's need for receiver depth. Holden, who felt disrespected after going undrafted, is using this as motivation to secure a roster spot. Tight end Tyler Neville, a Harvard graduate who overcame deafness and cancer, chose the Cowboys for their strong locker-room culture under head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Schottenheimer is fostering a family-oriented, high-accountability environment, emphasizing that the rookie learning period is over and it's time for serious competition. Both Holden and Neville face intense competition and must demonstrate daily improvement to earn a place on the roster. Their journeys exemplify the blend of opportunity and pressure for undrafted rookies in Dallas this offseason.