Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton is picking up Brian Schottenheimer’s offense. OXNARD – Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton has been one of a handful of players impressing in the Oxnard in training camp.

Dallas Cowboys fans took their chance to vent their frustration with Jerry Jones concerning the contract extension of defensive superstar Micah Parsons.

Jones struggled to project his voice over a smattering of boos and jeering from the fans in Oxnard, and at one point, fans even began to chant “Pay Micah”. Jerry Jones talking to the fans and some are yelling at him to pay Micah Parsons. pic.twitter.com/5ii9WalDyr

The Dallas Cowboys' mantra under head coach Brian Schottenheimer is simple, and vice president of player personnel Will McClay is following it to a T.

Dak Prescott’s New Nickname From Dallas Cowboys Has Fans Buzzing Ahead of NFL Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As tensions around the Dallas Cowboys franchise continue to grow, fans are hoping the team can end what has been a nearly 30-year Super Bowl drought.

The more we hear about Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens, the more we lean away from the narratives and how he has been portrayed during his time in Pittsburgh. Thought of as a problematic player when the Cowboys traded for him,

Matt Eberflus' impact on the Dallas Cowboys defense has been clear through the start of training camp, with the unit consistently forcing turnovers. Saturday had a hilairous twist.

The Dallas Cowboys held a night for fans — with music, autographs, games and the famous cheerleaders — in Oxnard, the home of their training camp.

Ferguson, who’s been engaged to college basketball star and social media influencer Haley Cavinder since April, told “The Sweet Spot” the story of how he met world-famous pop star Taylor Swift at a concert earlier this summer, and it seemed the 26-year-old Ferguson was still a little starstruck at camp.

Cowboys fans at the team's training camp let owner Jerry Jones know they want to see Micah Parsons' contract situation resolved.

Dak Prescott has made it clear that if you play for the Cowboys and don’t believe in winning the Super Bowl, you'd better not show up.