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As always, Bryan Broaddus came away with a lot of notes about Thursday night's 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay. Here are his thoughts from the Cowboys' preseason finale at AT&T Stadium. 

Will Ezekiel Elliott rejoin the Cowboys in time for the Sept. 8 season opener against the New York Giants?

The Cowboys' preseason is over, and they'll start cutting their roster on Friday. They have until Saturday afternoon to trim the team to 53 players.

 I've never liked the term "meaningless" when talking about a football game, even the fourth preseason one when just a handful of players – if that – are going to be around after this weekend. 

The regular season is finally in sight, as the Cowboys' youngsters wrapped up the 2019 preseason in a 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay on Thursday night. 

While Thursday's game might be meaningless to some on the roster, these final four quarters of the preseason could make or break the careers of others. Here are some players to watch on both sides of the ball tonight. 

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players. 

Camp is done. In a day, preseason will be completed.

Views of the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ Week 4 preseason game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players.

Following the Cowboys' last practice of training camp, Bryan Broaddus came away impressed with what he saw from this young group of defensive backs.

Views of the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ during the nineteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

The best views from Monday's training camp practice, picked by our team photographers.

On the first day of the last week of training camp, there was a lot going on at practice. From Connor McGovern's return to the starting pass rush, here are Bryan Broaddus' notes.

Views of the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ during the eighteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

After watching the tape of Saturday's win against Houston, Bryan Broaddus has some notes on the Cowboys' rookies, Kellen Moore's play design and more.

The best views from the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ Preseason Week 3 game vs the Houston Texans, Saturday August 24th at AT&T Stadium.

Rookie safety talk about the importance of taking the ball away as a defense and his growth as a player this training camp.

Head coach Jason Garrett shares his thought on the performance of the younger players as the Cowboys finish the preseason with a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jerry Jones addressees the media follow a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, updating Zeke's hold out and sharing his thoughts on Thursday night's performance.

Rookie Jalen Guyton talks about how good if felt to score a touchdown in the game in front of his family and friends.

CB Donovan Olumba talks about how the work he put in this off-season is allowing him to play faster in the games.

The latest episode of The Process sees Chido & Amari chop it up at the "Barber Shop" and takes you behind the scenes in Hawaii!

The DallasCowboys.com staff debates and reveals their projections for the 53-man roster. Watch them debate the final 10 players on the bubble.

Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli talks about the return on DE DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford to practice.

DE DeMarcus Lawrence shares his thoughts on his readiness for Week 1 and the current depth of the defensive line group.

What realistic outcome for the Cowboys on draft weekend would you be most excited about if it came to fruition? What would be one outcome that you would be most disappointed about if it happened? 

Some seem to think the team should use one of their first three picks on an offensive tackle. But by doing so, wouldn't the Cowboys then be hampering the developmental progress of last year's first-round pick? I can see drafting another offensive tackle on Day 3, but with so many other needs, don't they need to find out what they have in Tyler Guyton before using a top-100 draft pick on another tackle? 

The Cowboys have certainly been more active in free agency than last year, but they still have glaring needs at receiver, cornerback, running back and defensive line. Do you think they can actually draft the best player available in the first three rounds or are they forced into drafting for need?

As good as Parsons is, will re-signing him as the top defensive player in the NFL keep the Cowboys from being able to improve the roster? Would trading him for multiple picks along with saving the high cap number actually be a viable option?

If pick 12 comes around and Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is there, how do you pass on him? A lot of people say the Cowboys don't need a tight end, but he's a stud who can immediately improve the run game, the passing game and the red zone. Even though Dallas seems set at the position, he'd be the No. 1 tight end on the roster. 

Why does everyone seem to think Dallas needs to pick a running back in the first round? The running back class is very deep, and they can find one in the later rounds. The Cowboys should pick a defensive tackle or defensive end in the first round, right? Great NFL teams build their offensive and defensive lines first. 

The lack of a fourth-round pick needs to be addressed by either trading back eight to 10 spots (assuming they get offers) or using the later-round picks in a package to move up to the fourth. I would prefer to move back and get at least a third-round pick, if not better, and save those fifth- and sixth-round picks for taking shots at players with potential to contribute. What would you do?

I was surprised to hear Brian Schottenheimer talk about building the team from the outside in, focusing on those players who are on the ends or edge. I've always heard championship teams are built from the inside out, focusing first on the offensive and defensive lines. Am I missing something? What do you think of this approach?

Is there one position group that's in good shape heading into the draft? Seems like there are pressing needs or question marks everywhere. Scary.

Dallas holds the 44th and 76th overall selection of the 2025 NFL Draft. Our DallasCowboys.com staff along with 105.3 The Fan bring you analysis and opinions from the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

On the day after the Cowboys added Tyler Booker to the squad, we also announced the All-StoryLine Squad in this action-packed show!

Dallas holds the 12th overall selection of the 2025 NFL Draft. Our DallasCowboys.com staff along with 105.3 The Fan bring you analysis and opinions from the first round and the Cowboys newest offensive lineman.

The time has finally come. The draft is here! So who should the Cowboys grab at No. 12? A receiver? Lineman? Cornerback? Running back? Speaking of, unless Ashton Jeanty is available, should they wait until Day 3 to get a running back? Should they trade down? No matter who they pick in the first round, as our man Nate says, they need a showstopper.

Our roundtable of local beat writers discuss the latest ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ news & notes hosted by Newy Scruggs.

Newy, Barry, and Hek'ma discuss latest ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ news and notes on The Player's Lounge.

Ambar Garcia, Nick Harris and Bryan Broaddus discuss all things pre NFL Draft including possible picks and Tuesday's press conference.

Darren Woodson returned to the show and received a special gift, while we all got an update from one of our favorite callers.

The girls break down the 2025 NFL Pre-Draft Press Conference, what stood out, how the Cowboys are handling the 12th pick, who would be on notice based on how the draft goes and more.

The ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ select offensive guard Tyler Booker in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 12 overall pick.

Somos Cowboys Radio te prepara para el NFL draft y da su última evaluación sobre los prospectos.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre el retiro de Tyron Smith y las opciones de cara al NFL draft.

Somos Cowboys habla sobre los prospectos del draft y las posiciones de necesidad.

Somos Cowboys habla sobre las nuevas reglas de la NFL y las necesidades en el equipo.

Somos Cowboys evalúa todos los cambios en el equipo y cómo se están preparando para el NFL draft.

Somos Cowboys habla sobre los movimientos en la agencia libre y las últimas contrataciones del equipo.

Somos Cowboys habla sobre la agencia libre y los movimientos en el equipo.

Somos Cowboys habla sobre las nuevas contrataciones previo a la agencia libre, el retiro oficial de Zack Martin y mucho más.