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Yeah, that's the part that discouraged me ... that the team looked as if it hadn't been practicing. Well, in today's NFL, I guess that's what Week 1 and Week 2 are for.

No doubt the unofficially retired number practice of the Cowboys lacks coherence. With the exception of 12, 74 is or should be every bit as "sainted" as any other.

Being healthy for September 13 is important. Being ready is important too.

I am open to the possibility that Garrett may become a good head coach before his time with the Cowboys is over. In my opinion, he wasn't ready for the job when he got it. His first 3 1/2 years as head coach was a lot like on-the-job training (and very painful to sit through as a fan). But...

I don't think training camp is such a bad thing. How else are teams going to evaluate and train FAs, UDFAs, and drafted players ... or develop younger players? I'm in favor of teams being prepared for Week 1.

So what is it about Texas that allows this problem to happen so often there?

Thanks for the clarification Omega. At first I thought you meant that Street was planning to purchase and distribute large quantities of cocaine and marijuana.

I heard reports that Street had a slow start at camp, but then had an excellent game vs. the Chargers. I'm glad to hear that Romo and Street are connecting now. Maybe Romo is beginning to trust Street ....

With that injury history, why sign him in the first place?

I definitely agree, the defense should be more talented this year. A potential downside for the 2015 defense - If the Dallas offense doesn't run the ball as effectively as last year, the defense will be under greater pressure this year. The defense will need to be better.

This is an inaccurate statement. If replacing Murray were really the Cowboys No. 1 goal, the draft and/or free agency would have gone differently. It is very clear that the Cowboys' No. 1 goal was to strengthen the defense.

Right. :cool Also - 1. Seems likely that at some point in the season, two of the three regular running backs will be unavailable due to injury. When the healthy RB needs a break, Clutts would substitute. 2. Clutts knows the playbook and is trusted to pick up the blitz.

Prediction: Tyler Clutts will get some snaps at RB during the regular season.

That's a confusing article. Apparently he was a WR, but is now a CB.

It has been scientifically proven that Beasley is no taller than Peter Dinklage. Of course he can't block.

Tyler Clutts will carry this team on his back ... during the first preseason game. A pet peeve -- Some in the media are voicing hope that Mo Claiborne will be fully recovered from his injury and will return to his previous form. What kind of form would that be exactly? Claiborne has never...

It does sort of suck for Leary, though. The guy played well last year. Then, out of nowhere, Collins falls out of the sky and signs with the Cowboys. Turns out Collins doesn't look particularly good at tackle, so he stays at guard. Leary more than holds his own early in training camp, but...

Sucks to be Leary.

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Sprained right index finger while walking a pitbull x American Bulldog mix at the local humane society.