It is no secret that the relationship between Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys is not on solid ground, but that does not necessarily mean it is tarnished beyond repair.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Cowboys’ wide receiver room, led by All-Pro CeeDee Lamb and newly-acquired WR2 George Pickens is the team’s best rated unit. They come as the ninth best in the league, with the Cincinnati Bengals’ room, including the vaunted duo of Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, comes in the top spot.

Former general manager Mike Tannenbaum recently proposed three hypothetical trades on ESPN's Get Up that would allow the Cowboys to trade him for fair value, while also maintaining their status as a playoff hopeful.

When Tyler Guyton went down with a knee injury on July 28, the Cowboys initially thought his season was over because of a torn ACL. Instead, he was diagnosed with a broken bone in his knee, and there is a chance he will be available for the opener.

Sanders had a golden opportunity to prove he is worthy of pushing Javonte Williams for reps as the starting running back, and he responded by carrying the ball seven times for 15 yards, with no run going longer than seven yards. Even the RB2 job is far from guaranteed.

In a recent survey released by ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, he ranked his top 10 NFL QBs on seven different skillsets from arm strength and mechanics to ball placement and pocket presence. Despite being a recent MVP candidate, Prescott only landed on one of Orlovsky’s top 10 lists — mechanics.

Baltimore Ravens fans across Maryland, including those in Southern Maryland communities like St. Mary’s and Calvert counties, had plenty to cheer about as the team secured a convincing 31-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in their second preseason game on August 16,

Joe Milton showed off his arm with a 49-yard bomb to Jonathan Mingo in the Cowboys’ 31-13 preseason loss to the Ravens.