A native of the Bahamas, there's a unique path to the Dallas Cowboys' roster than Denzel Daxon will take, but the pressure remains on him to challenge at nose tackle in training camp.

In his five seasons at South Dakota, Brock Mogensen became one of the most productive FCS linebackers in the nation and a player who hasn't missed a start in four years.

The Cowboys not only want to excel in their games in Texas, but have to thrive on the East Coast. For rookie Josh DeBerry, his unique experience includes him doing both.

The Cowboys beefed up the middle of the defense over the offseason with multiple linebacker additions including undrafted tackling machine Jason Johnson out of UCF.

Going from being a high-priority undrafted free agent to making an impact in his first training camp will be a challenge, but one the Dallas Cowboys believe Corey Crooms can take on.

The Cowboys will have several backup tackles looking to impress the coaches and that includes rookie Nate Thomas, who was drafted because of his enormous size and upside.

When Tyler Guyton will need to get buttoned up quickly at left tackle, because, the Dallas Cowboys' rookie first-round pick will be pushed by the likes of Micah Parsons and others. 

The final roster spots always come down to a numbers game. For Racey McMath, he needs a strong training camp and preseason for the number to go his way.

The Cowboys have found players from other pro leagues and hope the same trend continues with cornerback Gareon Conley, a former first-round pick.  

If you're looking for a hard-hitting safety with run game knacks, look no further than undrafted free agent Julius Wood.

A perfect opportunity is laid out in front of Marshawn Kneeland in Dallas as he makes the transition to the NFL, as his versatility will give him multiple chances to make a rookie impact.

There is no shortage of talent at the WR position in Dallas, but that doesn't mean things are sorted out behind WR2, and that's where Ryan Flournoy comes in for the Cowboys.

Leaning full bore into the RB-by-committee approach, the Dallas Cowboys added Nathaniel Peat as an undrafted free agent, and he'll have a ton of competition in Oxnard.

One of the newly-signed players who could make a difference in camp is linebacker Willie Harvey, who had an impressive season in the UFL.

The Cowboys will look to keep their streak of talented undrafted players going with the 6-foot-2, 218-pound Emany Johnson factoring into the safety room.

Rookie Cooper Beebe already has some high expectations for a third-round pick, especially considering he's competition for a starting job at a position he's never played in college.

When Marist Liufau takes the field in his first-ever training camp for the Dallas Cowboys, the expectations placed upon his shoulders will be heavy as he finds his way in 2024.

The talented undrafted free agent will need to hit the ground running with a level of athleticism that not many possess, hoping to make waves in Dallas Cowboys' training camp.

A local product from Fort Worth, Byron Vaughns will look to put on for hometown NFL team in training camp.

The Cowboys will likely have some competition at the bottom of the tight end position and undrafted rookie Alec Holler should be right in the mix.

While Ezekiel Elliott may bring more experience from his time in the league, Royce Freeman's seasoned presence will help elevate the competition of an uncertain running back room.

Caelen Carson earned an interesting, but also justifiable nickname, in his days at Wake Forest that he is looking to make stick at the NFL level in his career with the Dallas Cowboys.

When the Dallas Cowboys used a 2024 draft pick to select Justin Rogers out of Auburn, he knew immediately what they needed him for, and he's ready to try and deliver.

The Cowboys have had some recent success finding undrafted talent at tight end. And they seem to prefer players from the Big 10 at this position. Minnesota's Brevyn Spann-Ford fits both descriptions. 

Take a look at Snoop Conner's NFL career to this point and how he could factor into the depth of the running back room heading into training camp.

The Cowboys didn't make many free-agent additions this offseason, but getting Eric Kendricks to play middle linebacker should help in more ways than one.