Monday marked the first day back to work for the 2024 Cowboys, but most of the focus was on those players who didn’t report for the opening voluntary session. We’ve got the latest on the no-shows by CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons, as well as a look at who did attend, and how the Eagles’ front office managed to send a message that Cowboys fans, at least, heard loud and clear. We’ll also go down the Cowboys roster to tell you who’s been bulking up this offseason, who’s headed back to his original position, and who might even be a candidate for a comeback under a new regime.
Meanwhile, we’re mocking our way right up to draft night with a look at non-offensive line options, as well as seven rounds of picks that simply continue the theme of this certifiably maddening offseason. We’ll explore why one prospect’s falling stock could be exactly what the Cowboys are hoping to see, we’ll look ahead to 2025 to see if Dallas is on the list of preferred options for two of Coach Prime’s premier talents, and we’ll toast a broadcast legend as he signs off for the final time, recalling one of his most memorable calls when he was the voice of America’s Team. That’s all next in News and Notes.
Lamb’s absence on the opening day of the Cowboys’ offseason program wasn’t a surprise, nor is it necessarily problematic. Everything is voluntary until the minicamp beings on June 4. Until then, Lamb seems content to wait for some kind of movement on his contract extension.
Micah Parsons also skips first day of Cowboys’ offseason work | Cowboys Wire
Parsons has now skipped the opening day of offseason work two years running. In 2023, he was training on his own in Austin, packing on bulk to take a larger role at the defensive end. This year, he finds himself one of several Cowboys who were hoping to have heard from the front office by now about a new long-term deal.
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