Dak Prescott opens camp with typical accuracy
Dak Prescott's first training camp practice looked a lot like last season, as the Cowboys' QB was relaxed and accurate in leading his team.
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The Cowboys drafted linebacker Jaylon Smith in 2016 knowing he was likely to miss the entire season with a knee injury. On Wednesday, he practiced in pads for the first time since getting hurt.
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Overheard at camp: "Boo." Don't worry it wasn't for a player. With Dan Bailey's 39-yard field goal attempt straight as an arrow and heading near the camera on the top of the scissor lift in the end zone, the cameraman attempted to catch the kick. Unable to come up with it – hey, it's windy up there – the fans gave a quick boo and even the cameraman showed a level of disgust. It's the first day. He'll get another chance.
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Rookie report at camp: First-round pick Taco Charlton worked with the first team at left defensive end with Tyrone Crawford getting a day of rest. In one-on-one pass rush drills, Charlton tried to work his power against right tackle La'el Collins but ran into a wall and fell to the ground, prompting Collins to finish the play with some aggression. In the individual compete period, however, Charlton showed he was a fast learner and was able to get to the edge on Collins to give the defense a win.
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Best play at camp: Cornerback Chidobe Awuzie, the Cowboys' second-round pick, made a quick first impression. On the first play of one-on-one drills against wide receiver Brice Butler, he jammed the veteran receiver to make it difficult to get off the line, swatted Dak Prescott's pass up in the air, turned and was able to tip the pass to himself for an interception. On his next rep, however, he was beaten to the inside by wide receiver Lance Lenoir.
Smith proud he was able to get back on the field (0:42)
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Cowboys defensive tackle Maliek Collins was limited in practice with a hip flexor but Stephen Jones said the team doesn't believe it is anything major. Defensive end Charles Tapper was not able to do everything because of cramps.
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Cowboys' first padded practice comes to an end with first round pick Taco Charlton upset with undrafted tackle Dan Skipper. It looked like Skipper stepped on Charlton after the play. Teammates had to step in.
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Jaylon Smith runs off Cowboys practice field early. Garrett had said he would be limited. He had participated in every drill so far today, in his first time in full pads since 2016 Fiesta Bowl.
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Cowboys linebacker. Jaylon Smith took four snaps in play-action drills. He did not make a tackle but he took on blocks from offensive linemen and tight ends without any issue. He did not take any snaps in one on one work.
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Jaylon Smith in pads for the first time with Cowboys. A lot of eyes on him today.
Carlisle visits Smith Jr.'s hometown
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle visited Dennis Smith Jr., Dallas' first-round draft pick in this yea's draft, and his mom in Smith Jr.'s hometown of Fayetteville, N.C. on Wednesday. "Coach came down to da ville to hang w me and Ma today. See if y'all can catch us round da city today," Smith Jr. tweeted. (@Dennis1SmithJr/Twitter)
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More Jaylon Smith in pads.
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Dak to Brice Butler on the first day of full pads in Oxnard.
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It wouldn't be a Cowboys camp if a quarterback didn't have a back issue. Backup Zac Dysert is not practicing because of a sore back.
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Ezekiel Elliott readying for the first full practice of Cowboys training camp.
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Jaylon Smith (#54) in pads for the first time as a pro, at Cowboys camp here in Oxnard.
Michael ecstatic Jets picked up Whitehead (1:33)
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Jets claim Whitehead off waivers from Cowboys
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MLB: 2017 AL West Standings
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Houston | 67 | 34 | .663 | - | L1 |
| Seattle | 51 | 52 | .495 | 17 | L1 |
| Texas | 49 | 51 | .490 | 17.5 | W1 |
| Los Angeles | 49 | 53 | .480 | 18.5 | L2 |
| Oakland | 44 | 57 | .436 | 23 | L3 |