OXNARD – Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is undertaking the task of running his first training camp … sitting in the big chair here in Oxnard, Calif. … and in watching the team’s first workout on Tuesday, his excitement level for the opportunity is palpable.

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.

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Cowboys guard Tyler Smith is feeling that optimism about his own team, even if it’s been 30 years since Dallas advanced to the NFC Championship. Asked about his team’s goals for 2025, Smith said this, via Todd Archer of ESPN.com: “ Super Bowl champions. That’s always the expectation.”

Dallas Cowboys left guard Tyler Smith is ready to roll in Oxnard. OXNARD – The Dallas Cowboys have arrived in Oxnard for Brian Schottenheimer’s first training camp, with the positive vibes still flowing from minicamp.

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