The reserves’ play Saturday was the team’s biggest area of concern. There’s a considerable dropoff after the starting five. Tyron Smith (LT), Tyler Smith (LG), Tyler Biadasz (C), Zack Martin (RG), Terence Steele (RT), Matt Waletzko (OT), Asim Richards (OT), Josh Ball (OL), Matt Farniok (OL), Chuma Edoga (OL) Fehoko could still play his way onto the roster over the next two preseason games, but these six seem like the best bet right now. 6 because he’s been more consistent throughout camp. If Stephens continues to turn heads in the next two preseason games, he might just play himself onto this roster.ĬeeDee Lamb, Brandin Cooks, Michael Gallup, Jalen Tolbert, KaVontae Turpin, Jalen Brooks But rookie John Stephens has been impressive the last few weeks. Sean McKeon would be the favorite for that final spot. Jake Ferguson, Peyton Hendershot, Luke Schoonmaker Vaughn’s night aged like a glass of fine wine, writes It showed why he deserved a spot in Dallas' lineup. There aren’t many must-see moments during a preseason game.īut Deuce Vaughn getting touches qualifies. 2 behind Pollard on the depth chart through the first three weeks of camp, but he had a costly fumble near the goal line Saturday.

Vaughn’s performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday shows he’s ready to contribute as a rookie. There are just too many other position groups that are deeper in talent. Malik Davis could end up being in this group as well, but this current roster doesn’t need more than three backs on the initial 53. Rush, who is 5-1 as a starter, will continue to be his backup. Prescott will be Dallas’ starter for an eighth consecutive season. Nothing has changed at the top two spots. Will Grier is expected to continue being the team’s No. Cowboys stock report: Young playmakers rising, backup O-line struggles vs.

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