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As the Cowboys prepare for another week of OTAs, let's look at the offensive tackle position from top to bottom.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, maybe the best news coming out of the Cowboys' first week of OTAs was seeing Dak Prescott out there practicing, the team's success this year likely dependent on his health.

Three years removed from a serious injury, Cowboys RB Javonte Williams feels like himself again, and is excited by what Dallas' offense can do with an array of playmakers.

Asim Richards has been mentioned multiple times on the podcasts about competing with Tyler Guyton for the left tackle spot. Do you think that will be a realistic competition?

Solomon Thomas is doing something he's always wanted to do in his NFL career: Play back close to home. And he's doing so with a team he feels has a chance to "build something that's going to be legendary."

It's interesting that Conor Riley, the Cowboys' new offensive line coach, coached both in college. Could we see different roles for them this year?

Mickey Spagnola has a few OTA observations in his weekly Mick Shots, including who has been seen and who hasn't. Plus, good feelings about GP, paying Zack Martin and more!

The Cowboys and NFC East will be featured in the second ever in-season edition of HBO and NFL Films' Hard Knocks beginning in December.

As Cowboys cornerback Kaiir Elam settles into his new home with his new team, he's looking to prove his teammates and coaching staff that he's a "consistent dog" they can count on in the secondary.

Is it ideal that a head coach call offensive or defensive plays as well? Or should a head coach simply oversee the team and delegate play-calling to the coordinators? Does a head coach's overall job performance suffer when he calls plays, especially ...