Everson Griffen Officially Signed; Jelks Waived

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The Cowboys announced their roster cuts on Saturday afternoon, as they met the NFL's 53-man roster limit ahead of the 2020 season.

A familiar face met with the Cowboys on Friday and might be an option for them as they figure out the 53-man roster this weekend. 

After an 18-month indefinite suspension, Randy Gregory has been conditionally reinstated, NFL Media announced. Here are the next steps for Gregory to return to game action.

Never, ever – ever – has there been so much angst, so much concern over one position than the current state over the Dallas Cowboys safety position.

The Cowboys continue to make roster cuts ahead of Saturday's 3 p.m. (Central) deadline, waiving 2019 fifth-round pick Joe Jackson, undrafted rookie running back Darius Anderson, tight end Cole Hikutini and guard Cody Wichmann.

While he's still very much a tight end, Dalton Schultz is lining up in different spots, even out of the backfield as a fullback. 

After veteran Ha Ha Clinton-Dix's release Thursday, Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones said the team will be on the lookout to improve at the safety position as the regular season draws closer.

It was widely assumed that Ha Ha Clinton-Dix would man one of the Cowboys' starting safety jobs in 2020, but it wasn't meant to be. The team opted to release the veteran safety on Thursday afternoon.

This should sound familiar by now, but things are going to look a bit different this coming weekend.

Bradlee Anae and Francis Bernard led a top college defense a year ago. Now they're competing together at Cowboys training camp.

Among the many new faces on the D-line this year, Tyrone Crawford's return from missing most of last year can't be overlooked. The veteran said this collection of linemen might be the best he's seen.