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Dallas rested most starters but still routed Arizona in Week 2 of the NFL preseason, with Joe Milton shining at QB (9-for-13, 179 yards, 2 TDs and a rushing TD); Jaishawn Barham and Malik Davis stood out on defense and in the run game; Jonathan Mingo contributed a 53-yard TD catch and even handled punt return duties; Drew Shelton struggled at left tackle, signaling Cowboys may add depth at tackle.
Cowboys backup QB Joe Milton III threw two first-half touchdown passes to lift Dallas to a 34-13 preseason victory over Arizona, strengthening his case for the backup job behind the starter.
Dak Prescott remains the Cowboys' starter, but Joe Milton delivered a strong performance (9-of-13 for 179 yards and a TD) against the Cardinals, with Sam Howell also contributing, keeping the backup QB competition wide open and coach Brian Schottenheimer calling it 'long from over' as they head back to Frisco for more training camp days.
The NFL fined the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints $500,000 apiece after a string of unsportsmanlike fights during joint practices, citing a memo that stressed professionalism; both teams will meet again in the preseason finale on Aug. 28.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the team will fine players involved in fights during joint practices with the Saints, aiming to recoup roughly $500,000 in costs; he also plans to appeal the NFL’s penalties, highlighting a potential push to pass expenses to players, though league fines are intended to deter such altercations.
The NFL fined the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints $500,000 each after a brawl-filled joint practice, with multiple fights between the offenses and defense and a standout incident involving Saints tight end Brock Rechsteiner. The league reviewed film to determine discipline, per coach comments, and acknowledged the discipline challenge of the session, which led to no preseason cancellation but highlighted heightened tempers in joint practices. The teams’ next preseason actions are unaffected for now, with games scheduled later in August.
A Dallas Cowboys–New Orleans Saints joint practice in Oxnard escalated into a chaotic brawl as players exchanged punches, helmets were thrown, and Saints tight end Brock Rechsteiner delivered a Suplex on Cowboys safety Jalen Thompson. Cowboys rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku was removed after punching, and Saints center Erik McCoy launched a Cowboys helmet. Coach Brian Schottenheimer called the session 'unfortunate' and said it disappointed him as the teams move on to other joint practices in the NFL training-camp cycle.
Dallas and New Orleans staged a joint workout in Oxnard with the Cowboys showcasing explosive plays and red-zone success while the second-team line struggled. Dak Prescott connected with tight ends and hit George Pickens on a 60-yard improvisation, and Prescott later threw an interception to Lamb. The Saints’ defense generated pressure, with sacks from Rashan Gary, Malachi Lawrence, Shemar James, and Isaiah Land, and Jalen Thompson picked off a pass. Caleb Downs held his own against Chris Olave, who finished with notable gains and a later red-zone score. Five on-field skirmishes marred the session, but the practice served as valuable prep for the Cowboys’ starters. Top Cowboys performers highlighted were George Pickens, Rashan Gary, Jake Ferguson, Tyler Guyton, and Otito Ogbonnia.
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan says there will never be a 6666 spinoff, explaining he would not fictionalize the real Texas ranch and that the project never moved forward; he emphasizes protecting the 6666 Ranch and its workers, while Yellowstone’s universe continues with other installments like 1883 and 1923.
The Saints and Cowboys waged a heated joint practice that included fights, but Saints head coach Kellen Moore said the chippiness wasn’t ideal yet it produced valuable work. He and Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer discussed the incidents and agreed to keep pressing, emphasizing execution of plays and learning from the edge of competition.
A Cowboys-Saints joint practice was marred by multiple fights, with ejections including Cowboys outside linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku and tension between coaches. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer lamented the chaos, joking that he’s running a “fight club,” while both teams discussed ending the session early, though the practice ultimately continued. The incident highlighted a rough session with calls for cleaner, more productive reps.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he remains open to a major trade to boost the team’s chances, even after signing Von Miller, arguing that if a deal could help them win a big game and improve the defense, he’d pull the trigger at the right time.
Camden Brown, an undrafted rookie, starred with 3 receptions for 62 yards and two touchdowns as Dallas beat Seattle 17-7, while a stingy defense under Christian Parker limited the Seahawks after an opening drive. The Cowboys showed depth concerns on the offensive line with penalties and pass protection, and the left-tackle competition remained unsettled. The QB battle between Sam Howell and Joe Milton III looked encouraging, and Malik Davis provided the lone consistent rushing effort with 39 yards as Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah struggled. Overall, Dallas left Seattle buoyed by the defense but with several depth-chart questions still to resolve.
Dallas released its first unofficial preseason depth chart, highlighting several unresolved roster spots as they prepare for Saturday’s game vs. Seattle. The quarterback backup battle between Joe Milton and Sam Howell is open; Javonte Williams and Jaydon Blue lead a tight RB race with Mafah and Abanikanda in the mix. CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens anchor the WR corps, but Camden Brown and other youngsters are pushing for spots behind Turpin. Spann-Ford has overtaken Schoonmaker as TE2, while the OL depth centers on LT Guyton and RT Steele with important backups at guard and center. DEF depth shows fluidity at CB and OLB, with Overshown, Williams and James as clear locks and several others vying for snaps. Special teams remain mostly settled but return roles could still shuffle.
Sportico’s 2026 NFL valuations show the 32 teams are worth a combined $299 billion, up 31% year over year to an average of $9.34 billion per team—the biggest jump since tracking began. The Dallas Cowboys top the list at $15.5 billion, with the Rams, Giants, Patriots and Jets rounding out the top five. The rise is driven by record media deals, strong local revenue and sponsorships, and ongoing investor interest, highlighted by high-profile sales and LP stake deals across the league.