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Before the team leaves Oxnard, let's break down some of the things that stood out from Thursday's practice. Here are some practice observations from the staff writers:

Former Cowboys Pro Bowl CB Trevon Diggs signed with the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his weekly Mick Shots, seeing the Cowboys put up some fight in their scrimmage against the Saints was a welcome sight. Plus, it's Miller time, some offensive line shuffling, Dak on fire and more.

There were plenty of former Cowboys players on and off the field for the Saints practice, led by Kellen Moore, but a few other surprise visitors.

For all the talk about what's been going on at left tackle, if the Cowboys want this offense to thrive with the weapons they have and keep Dak Prescott healthy, should they be considering another option at right tackle?

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer was "disappointed" with Tuesday's "chippy" joint practice against the Saints, where he felt the team didn't get enough good work.

The joint practice against the Saints did not go as either team planned, and the Cowboys were hoping for a better outcome as they near the close of training camp in Oxnard.

Von Miller was all smiles in his first-ever Cowboys press conference, and the depth of his love for Dallas as a city and an organization runs deeper than you might've thought.

A Desoto native, Von Miller fell in love with football in part because of the Dallas Cowboys. How a decision year and a conversation with Dak Prescott led Miller to living out his "dream" of playing for his hometown team.

With the Cowboys second preseason game against the Cardinals coming up later this week, where does Brian Schottenheimer need to see improvement? The head coach highlighted two areas.