InsideTheStar.com takes a look at three underrated players at Cowboys training camp who the team is counting on to deliver.

Fan attendance at Cowboys training camp has been a hot topic, but the stands were packed at Saturday’s opening ceremonies.

To say that Dallas Cowboys defensive end Sam Williams is loving being back on the practice field is an understatement. With the tearing of his ACL at training camp last offseason, it has been a long year for Sam, and now that he’s cleared to practice, he’s been all gas, no brakes in Oxnard.

Dallas Cowboys rookie running back Jaydon Blue has been a standout early in training camp, hauling in a one-handed catch on Saturday that has been the 'catch of camp so far.'

With just two weeks from the Dallas Cowboys ' preseason debut against the Los Angeles Rams, Brian Schottenheimer’s team will take the field Saturday for practice in Oxnard.

It's never good when a veteran starter falls to injury early in training camp, but the Cowboys could see a bright side to Terence Steele's absence.

The Dallas Cowboys' mantra under head coach Brian Schottenheimer is simple, and vice president of player personnel Will McClay is following it to a T.