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For those who had the privilege of working for the Cowboys in the last 30 years, or even made regular trips to both Texas Stadium and AT&T Stadium, they will certainly feel the loss of Phil Whitfield, who passed away this week at the age of 62. Whitfield was set to turn 63 on Saturday, July 29.

Since joining the Cowboys' organization in 1993, Whitfield had many roles, including security g

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OXNARD, Calif. - Despite there being an extra layer of comfortability for second-year guard Tyler Smith going into training camp this season as opposed to his rookie year, there is still a key difference without Zack Martin on campus.

Despite his absence, Martin has remained in communication with the offensive line group to keep the spirits high going into 2023.

"He texte

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OXNARD, Calif. - Tyler Smith dice sentirse mas comodo en su segundo ano, aun asi, hay una diferencia clave sin Zack Martin en el campo.

A pesar de su ausencia, Martin se ha mantenido en comunicacion con el grupo de la linea ofensiva para mantener el animo alto de cara al 2023.

"Nos envio un mensaje de texto, aún somos cercanos", dijo Smith sobre Martin. "Todavia

Patrik Walker

OXNARD, Calif. - Dak Prescott and Brandin Cooks may or may not be a huge fan of the traditional sciences but one thing is for sure, and it's that their chemistry is top-notch. The two hit the ground running following the acquisition of the latter in the spring, and it's quickly expanded over the past several months leading into 2023 training camp.

And with two practices in Ox

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July 27 UpdatesKaVontae Turpin

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Height: 5-9Weight: 153 lbsCollege: TCU

8:30 p.m.. - KaVontae Turpin reported to training camp earlier this week but was noticeably absent once the first practice g

PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA - While Western democracies largely condemned Cambodia's one-sided elections on Sunday and broader crackdown on dissent ahead of the vote, China was effusive in its support of the ruling Cambodian People's Party's runaway victory.

New Delhi [India], July 28 (ANI): Indian women's senior national team head coach Thomas Dennerby said that women's football in India will keep on developing and with a strong defence they can beat strong teams like Japan and Uzbekistan. Now, head Coach Dennerby is back in India after a gap of three months to take up the challenge at the next level. Under him, the Blue Tigresses will launch their campaign in the 19th Asian

Port Moresby [Papua New Guinea], July 28 (ANI): Japan batter Ibrahim Takahashi was found guilty of breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup East Asia Pacific (EAP) Qualifier match against the Philippines in Papua New Guinea. Takahashi was found to have breached Article 2.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to the abuse of cricket equip

Tampa Bay BuccaneersThis week, Bucs fans have questions about Mike Evans, the slot corner competition and moreScott Smith

Tampa Bay BuccaneersNow that he's put a heart issue detected at the NFL Combine behind him, rookie RB Sean Tucker is seeking any way to get on the field for the Bucs this season, and his explosive speed may be the keyScott Smith

Tampa Bay BuccaneersKeep informed with our daily updates: News, notes and more throughout the end of Summer, Training Camp & the PreseasonScott Smith Rakim Jarrett

Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneers fifth-round pick SirVocea Dennis left an impression on Thursday during the team period, snagging an interceptionBrianna Dix

Tampa Bay BuccaneersAs he continues his quest to claim the Buccaneers' starting quarterback job, third-year passer Kyle Trask is learning how to take better advantage of his height, his legs and his leaner frameScott Smith

Tampa Bay BuccaneersAs the quarterback competition continues for the Buccaneers, Baker Mayfield is focused on approaching every day with the same intensityBrianna Dix

US-born Dynamo Moscow hockey player Brennen Menell's application has been approved by presidential decree

Dave Spadaro

Perhaps we are at times blinded by what Jalen Hurts does at the quarterback position that is just so obvious to see: The big arm and accuracy of his passing, which has grown so much in the three-plus years he's been an Eagle; the ability he has to buy time in and outside of the pocket with his legs; and the dimension he adds to the Eagles' ground game with his running skills, that we miss the big pi

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) - Plaintiffs representing volunteer NCAA coaches were allowed to proceed with some of their claims against the NCAA in California Eastern District Court.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) - Plaintiffs representing volunteer NCAA coaches were allowed to proceed with some of their claims against the NCAA in California Eastern District Court.

Deepi Sidhu

The Houston Texans were back in action for Day 2 of training camp Thursday morning. Practice was slightly longer and despite the sweltering heat, showed improvement offensively. Head Coach DeMeco Ryans was pleased with the progress his team is making, calling it "a solid practice" for both sides of the ball.

Here are the hottest headlines from Day 2 of camp:

1. QB rotation

John Harris

Whooo, weeee, we are in a groove now. Training Camp practice number two took place at the Houston Methodist Training Center and as I heard a coach or staff member say coming off the field "We got better today." Yes, they did. So, let's dive into my Harris Hits on day two - training camp observations comin' ATCHA!

I'm going to start with arguably the best play of the day and it was Buckeye to Bu

Deepi Sidhu

Who will be the Houston Texans starting quarterback in Week 1?

"We'll see," Ryans said. "When the time comes for us to declare someone as a starter, we'll do that when it's the right time for us."

For now, the Texans will rotate between No. 2 overall draft selection C.J. Stroud and third-year veteran Davis Mills in training camp. Mills and Stroud have been sharing an equal number of first

Intensity rises as defensive backs and receivers face off.  Tori McElhaney

Catch Up with the Jets Legend from MichiganJim Gehman

An All-American center in 1980, George Lilja started every game during his junior and senior years at the University of Michigan, and was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in 1981. And then despite suffering an ankle injury and spending his rookie year on injured reserve, and playing mostly on special teams in 1982, he made an impression on his offensive line c

QB Aaron Rodgers Called to Urge Former (Now Current) Teammate to Sign With JetsJohn Pullano

QB Aaron Rodgers Pays Young Safety a Compliment After His Interception in PracticeJohn Pullano