The Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots have both become historic franchises, with some of the most Super Bowl wins

Training camps have kicked off around the NFL, and our team reporters are on the ground each day following all the action. The Dallas Cowboys' camp is taking place in Oxnard, California, and Cowboys reporter Todd Archer has the latest intel on standouts,

Whether it be his pre-game hip whip warmup ... or his pre-snap "here we go" cadence, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback catches the eyes (and ears) of everyone. In fact, WFAA's Jonah Javad noticed Prescott wasn't saying "here we go" as often as he normally does.

Dak Prescott might be the physical embodiment of where the Dallas Cowboys stand as an organization. Both are rich, famous and desperately seeking postseason success.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is ready for a breakout season — both for himself and the team — as he enters his 10th year with the franchise.

As he prepares for what he hopes is a bounce back campaign in 2025, one NFL analyst laid out a shocking prediction for Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

There's new sense of competition in Dallas as well. The Cowboys traded for New England Patriots backup Joe Milton, who was universally praised by Patriots coaches for his level of preparation as a rookie last season. Milton is already pushing Prescott in Cowboys camp, which is something that the veteran appreciates.

Cowboys fans at the team's training camp let owner Jerry Jones know they want to see Micah Parsons' contract situation resolved.