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https://www.espn.com/blog/dallas/co...d-up-as-training-camp-begins-with-hard-knocks
During their organized team activities and minicamp this offseason, the Cowboys saw quarterback Dak Prescott look like he had no ill effects from the compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle that he suffered in the fifth game of the 2020 season. While offensive linemen Tyron Smith, Zack Martin and La'el Collins did not play a game together in 2020 and were not involved in competitive parts of spring practices, Jones said they will be ready to go.
The Cowboys have missed the playoffs the past two seasons, finishing a disappointing 6-10 in McCarthy's first season, but interest remains high, with Prescott's return among the biggest storylines of the NFL season.
His return will face even more scrutiny with the Cowboys being featured on HBO's "Hard Knocks."
Dallas is the first team to appear on the series for a third time, and Stephen Jones confirmed the Cowboys did not ask to be selected. "Jerry was at the league meetings and we kind of got informed we were doing it," Stephen Jones said. "It wasn't really a lot of asking. It is great for the league."
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I thought this was an interesting tidbit because certain posters have belligerently swore up and down the Jones' asked to be on Hard Knocks, and now we have actual confirmation from their mouths that it didn't happen. In before the "they are lying" posts
During their organized team activities and minicamp this offseason, the Cowboys saw quarterback Dak Prescott look like he had no ill effects from the compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle that he suffered in the fifth game of the 2020 season. While offensive linemen Tyron Smith, Zack Martin and La'el Collins did not play a game together in 2020 and were not involved in competitive parts of spring practices, Jones said they will be ready to go.
The Cowboys have missed the playoffs the past two seasons, finishing a disappointing 6-10 in McCarthy's first season, but interest remains high, with Prescott's return among the biggest storylines of the NFL season.
His return will face even more scrutiny with the Cowboys being featured on HBO's "Hard Knocks."
Dallas is the first team to appear on the series for a third time, and Stephen Jones confirmed the Cowboys did not ask to be selected. "Jerry was at the league meetings and we kind of got informed we were doing it," Stephen Jones said. "It wasn't really a lot of asking. It is great for the league."
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I thought this was an interesting tidbit because certain posters have belligerently swore up and down the Jones' asked to be on Hard Knocks, and now we have actual confirmation from their mouths that it didn't happen. In before the "they are lying" posts