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Will Grier spent seven years in the NFL and had two stints with the Cowboys before retiring as a player earlier this offseason.

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20 Questions series with look at the left tackle position and who gets the job in Week 1.

The decision to trade Osa Odighizuwa led to the signing of Otito Ogbonnia, another former Bruin with a chance to push through the depth chart behind Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark.

Do you see anyone challenging KaVontae Turpin as a returner? Will he also have to stand out as a receiver to keep the job?

Speaking to fans at a virtual meet and greet, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott reiterated that Dallas' goal every season is "Super Bowl or bust," and also discussed his offseason and how first-round pick Caleb Downs is fitting in early.

As Dak Prescott enters his 11th year, it's about time the Cowboys quarterback earns a little more respect.

Training camp is the time for answers, but what are the questions? We'll continue our 20 Questions series with a focus on how head coach Brian Schottenheimer can further evolve the Cowboys offense in his second year at the helm.

With depth always a positive on the defensive line, versatile Cowboys rookie LT Overton has a chance to provide that for the Cowboys off the heels of plenty of high-level collegiate experience.

We know that defensive coordinator Christian Parker is a great teacher and communicator, but does that bring attitude and tenacity? Will he bring a "disciplined nastiness" to the team? What have you seen so far?

Former Cowboys quarterback Will Grier, who spent four total seasons across two stints with Dallas, has retired at the age of 31.