As part of the preparation for training camp, this series will introduce 25 key players who are new to the Cowboys' roster. The series continues today with rookie center James Empey.

This series will introduce 25 key players who are new to the Cowboys' roster, rookies, and veterans alike. The series continues today with rookie cornerback Isaac Taylor-Stuart.

It's a crowded Cowboys receiver depth chart, for sure, but rookie WR Jaquarii Roberson will look to find a spot in preseason after a strong college career.

The Cowboys made a point to add youth to the offensive line in the draft, but they're also hopeful a rookie free agent such as Amon Simon could figure into the mix.

With Trevon Digs cementing himself as the No.1 guy at the position, and Jourdan Lewis, Anthony Brown, and CJ Goodwin next up on the depth chart, Mosely will have his work cut out for him for playing time. 

While there might be another undrafted rookie safety that has garnered plenty of attention, Juanyeh Thomas is out to prove he needs to be in the discussion as well.

The Cowboys have a history of finding undrafted players and turning them into starters, if not superstars. After his stellar offseason, could safety Markquese Bell be the next player on that list?

Rookie defensive end Mika Tafua led the Pac-12 in sacks last year on his way to joining the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent. He'll push for a roster spot in training camp.

After a productive college career at two winning programs, Markaviest Bryant will look to crack the Cowboys' D-Line rotation as an undrafted rookie

A high school superstar in Florida, who then starred for the Florida Gators and is now a running back for the Cowboys? Sure, it worked for Emmitt Smith but now Malik Davis finds himself on the same path.

From day one, football has always been part of Jake Ferguson's life. Now he has a chance to live out his dream with the Cowboys — and possibly earn playing time right away.

Because of a plethora of injuries at receiver this offseason, rookies such as Ty Fryfogle were able to get plenty of reps this summer. But will that continue next month at training camp?

Rookie running back Aaron Shampklin got some extra offseason practice reps heading into a camp competition for a backup spot behind Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard.

With a name like Houston, who grew up in San Antonio, it's only fitting at that Dennis Houston tries to land an NFL job in Dallas, showcasing his talents at wide receiver.

It's no coincidence that John Ridgeway is the second defensive tackle drafted by the Cowboys since 2021 who weighs at least 320 pounds. Here's a closer look at his potential role.

After a strong 'super senior' season at Texas A&M, could Aaron Hansford be the next undrafted rookie linebacker to push for a roster spot in training camp?

Damone Clark is one of the most intriguing players in this year's crop of newcomers. But for the time being, most of that intrigue will center around his eventual return from injury.

Dante Fowler Jr. has a new team here in Dallas, but Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn already knows Fowler's skills well -- and how to maximize his talents.

The Cowboys keep describing Tyler Smith as a "left side" player, but how exactly will they split up his work load between guard and tackle?

Even before rookie WR Dontario Drummond starred in the SEC, he learned how to win, playing a big role on championship teams that could help him as he works for a roster spot.

Rookie kicker Jonathan Garibay doesn't have any competition right now on the roster. But the rookie said he's focused on the kicks, not the players around him.

With a breakout sixth season in college, linebacker Devin Harper got the Cowboys' attention in the sixth round of the NFL Draft. Now he'll look to grab a roster spot this summer.

While Sam Williams isn't ready to be compared to Micah Parsons, the Cowboys are hoping to put the Ole Miss rookie in the right situations to make a big impact right away.

Cowboys rookie center Alec Lindstrom has a chance to follow in his family's footsteps and earn a spot on an NFL roster.

Rookie cornerback DaRon Bland will have plenty of competition when fighting for a roster spot, but the fifth-round pick is counting on his unique track experience to help.

Ryan Nall signed on in April after a four-year stint in Chicago. Could he carve out a place for himself in the Cowboys' running back room?

Following the Cowboys' decisions in this year's draft, has the expectation changed at all for James Washington?