While Dallas will be featured on HBO's Hard Knock series this year, owner Jerry Jones and 21 other owners fell short of banning the Tush Push.

The new Cowboys coach has started to win fans over with his plans and philosophy as OTAs were open to media Tuesday.

Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer had some high praise for the team's new backup quarterback Joe Milton III, who was acquired in a trade this offseason.

The Cowboys start up organized team activities with a new star wide receiver, a reworked backfield and an incoming class of rookies.

Now getting ready to play the first new season of his four-year, $260 million extension, Prescott is now the offense's resident old man after the retirement of Zack Martin in the offseason. Prescott is entering his 10th season, all as a starter since being drafted in 2016.

DeMarvion Overshown changed his number to zero this offseason, and was at Dallas Cowboys OTAs wearing his new jersey.

Safety Juanyeh Thomas also got time in the slot. The Cowboys have to solve two problems this summer: another starter opposite Bland and slot corner. Bland is entering a contract year, and playing outside corner benefits him more financially than as a nickel corner.

The best option for the new slot CB for the Dallas Cowboys might be All-Pro DaRon Bland, who took reps at the position in the first OTA session.