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OXNARD, Calif. – Fourteen practices into the Oxnard leg of training camp, Dak Prescott is making progress with his revamped receiver group.
“We’re starting to really click. We’re started to get it,” he said. “As I’ve said, we had a lot of new guys come in at receiver and playing different positions, especially with a bunch of different guys that each have something different to offer to our receiving corps. It’s been good.”
The Cowboys have two practices left in Oxnard, including Wednesday afternoon’s workout. The team is schedule to return to Dallas on Friday with more camp practices set for next week at The Star in Frisco after Saturday’s second preseason game at AT&T Stadium.
Prescott’s connective with his receivers is arguably the biggest storyline of camp. Only three of 14 wideouts were on last year’s 53-man roster all season: Cole Beasley, Terrance Williams and Noah Brown.
https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/how-dak-wrs-are-starting-to-really-click
“We’re starting to really click. We’re started to get it,” he said. “As I’ve said, we had a lot of new guys come in at receiver and playing different positions, especially with a bunch of different guys that each have something different to offer to our receiving corps. It’s been good.”
The Cowboys have two practices left in Oxnard, including Wednesday afternoon’s workout. The team is schedule to return to Dallas on Friday with more camp practices set for next week at The Star in Frisco after Saturday’s second preseason game at AT&T Stadium.
Prescott’s connective with his receivers is arguably the biggest storyline of camp. Only three of 14 wideouts were on last year’s 53-man roster all season: Cole Beasley, Terrance Williams and Noah Brown.
https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/how-dak-wrs-are-starting-to-really-click


