Kicker Brandon Aubrey is hoping for the same success KaVontae Turpin had last summer, going from the USFL to the Cowboys special teams. 

The Cowboys added one of its fastest players to the roster in early June when Tyron Johnson was signed after a private workout as the Oklahoma State product looks for his long-term home.

His voracious appetite for getting after the quarterback and ball carrier landed him on a lethal Cowboys pass rush unit, and he could make an impact as early as 2023.

When his name was called in April, it marked the return of Jalen Brooks to North Texas but, this time, he's hoping for a much longer stay.

Undrafted free agent Tyrus Wheat has SEC experience and a strong set of physical skills, but how will that translate into a role for the Cowboys?

On his sixth team in four years, defensive back Sheldrick Redwine has an opportunity to crack a roster spot in Dallas, beginning with a solid training camp later this month.

John Stephens Jr. jumps off the page with his 6-foot-5, 221-pound frame, but how does that help him earn a roster spot for the 2023 season?

The Cowboys have plenty of experience now at cornerback but how can rookie Eric Scott Jr. work himself into the rotation? 

There is no shortage of talent or bodies being deployed in the Cowboys pass rush, and that means Durrell Johnson will need to make waves in training camp.

It was one of the more unforgettable draft moments in the history of the Cowboys organization, but what Deuce Vaughn does next is what will matter most.

Rookie pass-rusher Isaiah Land has been on Dan Quinn's radar since last season and now will get his chance to help this defense. 

Rookie OT Earl Bostick shined on the field and the classroom at Kansas. Now, it's up to him to see how he can stick around with the Cowboys.

DeMarvion Overshown enters the NFL labeled as a linebacker but, look out, because that's not the only thing he'll be asked to do for Dan Quinn and the Cowboys.

The Cowboys have plenty of experience and depth atop the receiver position but after that it'll be interesting. Can rookie Jose Barbon work himself into the equation? 

The Cowboys have upgraded the CB position in the offseason but there's always room for more and that's where a rookie from BYU could work himself into the mix.

With wide receiver depth spots up for grabs, undraftedrookie Jalen Moreno-Cropper has the context andproduction in his career to compete with some of theCowboys' best.

Undrafted free agent rookie Myles Brooks finds himself in a crowded defensive back room but has the size and accolades to compete.

After spending five seasons with the Raiders, Trent Sieg joins the Cowboys' special teams unit, bringing plenty of experience to the deep snapper role.

Former TCU standout Ben Banogu joined the Cowboys this offseason but is looking to make an impact within a deep group of pass-rushers. 

All eyes are on the Cowboys' plan for their offensive line combination(s), and Asim Richards enters the equation with a chance to create some waves.

A former baseball player who spent a season in the minor leagues, David Durden is looking to catch on as a wide receiver, after a successful college career in Division II. 

Can rookie undrafted free agent T.J. Bass separate himself as a potential contributor in the depth of the offensive line in 2023?

Entering his rookie season, undrafted free agent Hunter Luepke has the versatility to make an early impact in multiple facets of the Dallas offense and special teams.

The exit of Dalton Schultz creates a TE1 void, and while Jake Ferguson and Peyton Hendershot have the inside track, Luke Schoonmaker has a great shot at it.

Rookie tight end Princeton Fant joins a talented and young position group, but he brings some uniqueness, having played running back early in his career.

The Cowboys signed Chuma Edoga in March with the idea he could compete at left guard, but also knowing he has the ability to play every O-line position but center.

It's not the first attempt for Tristan Vizcaino with the Dallas Cowboys, but he's hoping this is the one that sails through the uprights to finally land him an actual NFL home.

First-round pick Mazi Smith has high expectations for what he can contribute as a Dallas Cowboy, but in year one, his job is simple.