The Dallas Cowboys have plenty of talent on their roster, but their inattentiveness at one spot in particular hurts them in ESPN’s roster rankings.

With Dak Prescott expected to be out of preseason Dallas Cowboys action, the team made an announcement that could prove worrying for the QB.

The Dallas Cowboys posted 52 sacks in 2024, with Micah Parsons responsible for 12 of those. Chauncy Golston chipped in 5.5 and Carl Lawson posted 5.0. While Parsons is hoping for a contract extension before he begins the final year of his rookie deal,

Dallas Cowboys training camp starts on Tuesday, but before the team suits up, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and Brian Schottenheimer will speak with the media.

The Cowboys' opening presser got a lot of attention for comments about Parsons' contract, but that was hardly the only subject broached.

On July 5, the Cowboys wide receiver and special-teams standout Turpin was arrested in Allen on charges of possession of marijuana and unlawfully carrying a weapon after he after was pulled over for driving nearly 100 MPH in a 70-MPH zone. As first reported by CowboysCountry.com, he was jailed in Allen, Texas before being released on bond.

He even doubled down on those comments, showing how confident he is in this Cowboys team. His confidence comes from a revamped offense. The Cowboys drafted Tyler Booker, a first-round mauler to strengthen the line and traded for George Pickens to form a dangerous duo with CeeDee Lamb.

Is Dak Prescott the NFL's Schrödinger's cat? Can the Cowboys quarterback be simultaneously viewed as overrated and underrated ahead of his 10th NFL season in 2025? Many think of Prescott and the other Dallas stars as overrated simply because of the team's postseason failures,