## Brady Returns to Raiders Practice Field, Sparks Fan Frenzy

**Former QB Makes First Public Appearance as Minority Owner**

Tom Brady's NFL presence is more than just his role as a Fox Sports analyst this season. The seven-time Super Bowl champion and new Las Vegas Raiders minority owner officially stepped onto the team's practice field for the first time since becoming an owner, igniting excitement among fans. 

Brady made his appearance on Friday at the start of the Raiders' training camp, which began July 22nd. He engaged with players and observed practices, marking a notable shift for the legendary quarterback who spent two decades leading rival teams against the Raiders.


**Fan Reactions: A Mix of Wonder and Optimism**

The internet exploded with reactions to Brady's presence, capturing both nostalgia and hope for the upcoming season.  Comments ranged from "Goats are just casually walking on the practice field" to "That’s it, we’re going to the Super Bowl." Fans expressed a mix of awe at seeing Brady in Raiders gear and genuine excitement for the team's future.

One fan summed up the sentiment perfectly: "BRAH IT'S SO WEIRD SEEING BRADY IN THE SILVER & BLACK!!!! I AIN'T MAD AT IT THO....THE GOAT IS HERE TO STAY."


**Brady Aims for Success: A New Chapter in Las Vegas**

The Raiders, with a historically underwhelming record of 128-228 over the last two decades and only two playoff appearances since 2001, are eager to turn their fortunes around. Brady, however, remains optimistic. He told Paul Gutierrez of Raiders.com: "Winning games in September starts with what happens in February, March and April, when no one's really watching. They've been hard at work. And our goal is to, you know, win a lot of football games."


Despite Brady's confidence and the fans' renewed hope, ESPN Bet predicts a challenging season for the Raiders, giving them the worst odds (+1500) to win their division and avoid a second consecutive last-place finish in the AFC West. 


## Brady Returns to Raiders Practice Field, Sparks Fan Frenzy

**Former QB Makes First Public Appearance as Minority Owner**

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Tom Brady’s Presence at NFL Camp Sparks Buzz

##  Lions Line Up: Decker Returns, Skipper Down, Secondary Still Stretched Thin 

**Detroit's offensive line sees a boost with the return of Taylor Decker, but injuries continue to plague other positions.**

Taylor Decker took the practice field Sunday for the first time this training camp, offering a welcome sight for Lions fans. The veteran offensive tackle was activated off the physically unable to perform (PUP) list and participated in individual and group drills. This marks the first time Detroit's projected starting offensive line has practiced together during preseason.  

However, their offensive line depth took a hit with Dan Skipper sustaining an ankle injury in the Lions' preseason opener against the Los Angeles Chargers. Campbell stated Skipper will be sidelined for approximately a week. 

The team signed Justin Herron on Saturday to bolster their offensive line depth ahead of their second preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons on August 8th.

"Skipper will probably be down for about a week," Campbell said. "Got his ankle a little bit. Shouldn’t be long-term, but he’s going to need to lay off of it for a little bit here."


**Secondary Concerns Grow**

Adding to Detroit's injury woes, cornerback Terrion Arnold will miss practice time due to a hamstring injury sustained during last week's intrasquad scrimmage.  While Campbell described the injury as a "low-grade" hamstring issue and anticipates his return mid-week, this further complicates an already depleted secondary.

The Lions are also without backup cornerback Khalil Dorsey who remains on the PUP list recovering from a broken leg suffered last season. Starters D.J. Reed and Amik Robertson have also dealt with injuries throughout training camp.


**Yeboah Out for Personal Reasons**

Tight end Kenny Yeboah will miss Sunday's practice due to personal reasons, Campbell confirmed.  Despite needing his ankle re-taped during the Chargers game, Yeboah did not suffer a significant injury.






##  Lions Line Up: Decker Returns, Skipper Down, Secondary Still Stretched Thin 

**Detroit's offensive line sees a boost with the return of Taylor Decker, but 

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Detroit Lions injury report: Taylor Decker off PUP, Dan Skipper dealing with ankle injury

## McLaurin Joins Growing List of NFL Stars Seeking Contracts

**Trade Request Mirrors Recent Trends Across the League**

Washington Commanders star wide receiver Terry McLaurin requested a trade earlier this week, citing his desire for a new contract. This move echoes recent situations involving top players like Myles Garrett, Trey Hendrickson, and Micah Parsons, who all sought improved contracts through public or private requests.  

"Players today are more aware of contracts than they used to be," Commanders coach Dan Quinn told ESPN's Jonah Keim. "They recognize that’s the business part. For the team, we’re just rocking. For Terry, the trade request, that’s part of normal business that’s happening around the NFL. We understand it. This group is tight and they’re focused on what they have to do.”

McLaurin's request likely stems from his comparison to teammate DK Metcalf, who recently signed a four-year, $132 million extension with the Seattle Seahawks. Both players were drafted in the same year, although Metcalf is two years younger. 

**A Pattern of Contract Disputes**

While McLaurin has remained a constant for the Commanders despite a string of inconsistent quarterbacks, he now seeks financial parity with his peers. The trend of star players publicly requesting trades amidst contract disputes is becoming increasingly common in today's NFL.  Previous examples, such as Garrett securing his desired deal in Cleveland, show that these situations often lead to resolutions.


The future remains unclear for McLaurin, Hendrickson, and Parsons, but their actions highlight the evolving power dynamics within the league. In a landscape where careers are fleeting and contract details readily available, players are asserting their value and demanding fair compensation. 


## McLaurin Joins Growing List of NFL Stars Seeking Contracts

**Trade Request Mirrors Recent Trends Across the League**

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The modern reason Commanders&#39; Terry McLaurin&#39;s contract-led trade request doesn&#39;t surprise Dan Quinn

## Rookie Sensation Omarion Hampton Makes Instant Impact in Preseason Debut

**Chargers Draft Pick Waste No Time Proving His Worth Against Lions**

Los Angeles, CA – The hype surrounding Omarion Hampton was undeniable heading into 2025 NFL training camps. Drafted 22nd overall by the Chargers from North Carolina, the rookie wasted no time showcasing his potential in Thursday night's Hall of Fame exhibition against the Detroit Lions.  Given the starting nod, Hampton led a short touchdown drive after Detroit fumbled the opening kickoff.

In just two carries and 2:40 of action, Hampton demonstrated the powerful running style that has been generating buzz throughout training camp. His ability to push through tight spaces and battle for every yard after contact caught the eye of Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh.  "Mush," as Harbaugh affectionately dubbed Hampton's unique running style, was on full display.

 **A Glimpse of Hampton's Early Success:**


* **Carries:** 2
* **Yards:** 9

Hampton's first run didn't officially count, but his powerful two-yard conversion on a crucial third down highlighted his short-yardage prowess.  His next play was an eight-yard burst that put the Chargers at the 5-yard line, demonstrating his explosiveness. Although he was stopped short on a potential touchdown run by Lions defensive back Rock Ya-Sin, Hampton's impact was undeniable.  The drive culminated with a five-yard touchdown pass from Trey Lance to Will Dissly, ending Hampton’s night early.


**Harbaugh's Confidence in the Rookie:**

Hampton's limited playing time suggests that Harbaugh views him as a lead back. With free agent addition Najee Harris sidelined due to an eye injury sustained in a fireworks accident, Hampton has seized the opportunity to make a significant impact on the Chargers' offense. 


**A Promising Future for the Chargers Running Game:**

The Chargers finished last season with 296 carries for 1,270 yards and 13 touchdowns, but their reliance on injured players like JK Dobbins and Gus Edwards prompted them to draft Hampton, a young and durable back with a proven track record of success. 


With Harbaugh's commitment to a more run-oriented offense,  Hampton's limited debut performance suggests a promising future for the Chargers running game.  


## Rookie Sensation Omarion Hampton Makes Instant Impact in Preseason Debut

**Chargers Draft Pick Waste No Time Proving His Worth Against Lions**

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Omarion Hampton stats today: Chargers rookie RB&#39;s preseason debut hints at massive role

## Lions Draft Michigan Native, Fanboy Isaac TeSlaa

**Third-Round Pick Wears Custom Jersey to Pre-Draft Meeting**

Wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa's NFL dream became reality when the Detroit Lions selected him in the third round of the 2025 NFL draft. The Arkansas product, a Michigan native, grew up as a dedicated Lions fan, making his selection by the team all the more special.  While many analysts didn't predict TeSlaa would be drafted at that position, the Lions clearly saw something in him after his impressive performance during pre-draft evaluations.

One memorable moment from the pre-draft process involved TeSlaa wearing a custom Lions jersey with his name on the back to a meeting with Detroit. General Manager Brad Holmes, while jokingly calling the move "cheesy," revealed he was impressed by TeSlaa's genuine fandom.

“I thought he just did a cheesy move, just some fanboy stuff, and I was like, 'Come on, he didn't put a Lions jersey on.' But no, he said, 'No, I've had this since the eighth grade. What better time to wear it than now?'" Holmes said. "And so, I really respected that. But he truly grew up as a Lions fan through and through. But obviously that is not why we were excited to go up there and pick him.”

TeSlaa concluded his final collegiate season at Arkansas with 28 receptions for 545 yards and three touchdowns. Now facing a crowded wide receiver room in Detroit, which includes established stars Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, and Tim Patrick, TeSlaa will compete for a reserve role against veterans like Kalif Raymond and rookie Dominic Lovett.   




## Lions Draft Michigan Native, Fanboy Isaac TeSlaa

**Third-Round Pick Wears Custom Jersey to Pre-Draft Meeting**

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Isaac TeSlaa pulled &#39;cheesy&#39; move by wearing custom Lions jersey to pre-draft visit

## Rodgers Reunion: Steelers Eye Doubs in Trade Talks

**Pittsburgh Bolsters Receiving Corps Amidst Quarterback Change**

The Pittsburgh Steelers are making waves this offseason, aiming to build a potent offense around newly acquired quarterback Aaron Rodgers. While the team has already landed DK Metcalf and sent George Pickens to Dallas, whispers suggest another familiar face could be joining Rodgers in Pittsburgh. 

 **Doubs Returns to Familiar Territory**

A potential trade has emerged, connecting Romeo Doubs with his former Packers teammate Rodgers in a reunion that could benefit both sides. The proposed deal would see the Steelers send a 2026 third-round pick to Green Bay for Doubs.

The move addresses a crucial need for Pittsburgh.  "The Steelers, following the trade of George Pickens, have a glaring need for another wide receiver opposite DK Metcalf," notes PFSN. "Doubs’ 600-plus receiving yards in each of the last two seasons outpace current Pittsburgh Steelers No. 2 options like Robert Woods and Calvin Austin III."

Green Bay's Reasoning: A Logjam at Wide Receiver

According to PFSN, Doubs' position with the Packers is becoming increasingly precarious. "The Green Bay Packers have a notably crowded wide receiver room, and they spent early picks on Matthew Golden and Savion Williams in the 2025 NFL Draft. Even after Christian Watson’s ACL injury, Green Bay’s investment in new talent, combined with the development of Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks, puts Romeo Doubs’ roster spot in jeopardy as he enters the final year of his rookie contract."


Doubs' Track Record: A Proven Performer

Despite facing stiff competition in Green Bay, Doubs has consistently demonstrated his offensive capabilities. "He averaged 13.1 yards per catch with a 63.9% catch rate last year. The 25-year-old has recorded 46 receptions for 601 yards and four touchdowns in just 13 games in 2024, after notching 59 catches for 674 yards and eight touchdowns the previous season."

This potential trade hinges on both teams agreeing to terms. If successful, it would be a significant move that strengthens the Steelers' receiving corps while potentially providing Doubs with an opportunity to shine alongside Rodgers in Pittsburgh.  


## Rodgers Reunion: Steelers Eye Doubs in Trade Talks

**Pittsburgh Bolsters Receiving Corps Amidst Quarterback Change**

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Steelers Gain New-Old Aaron Rodgers Target in Proposed Trade

## Cowboys Cornerback Concerns Intensify as Depth Signing Announced

**Oxnard, California** - The Dallas Cowboys training camp is underway, and the air in Oxnard carries a familiar tension: the annual question of roster depth before the regular season kicks off. While star players like DaRon Bland and Trevon Diggs are known commodities, the cornerback position has been plagued by injuries throughout camp, raising concerns about their ability to hold up against opposing offenses.

Rookie Shavon Revel Jr., a third-round pick, is rehabbing a knee injury, while Josh Butler and Caelen Carson remain sidelined with undisclosed issues. The lack of healthy bodies in the secondary has prompted owner Jerry Jones and the Cowboys front office to make a move for much-needed depth.


**Christian Matthew Joins the Fold**

ESPN reports that the Cowboys are signing third-year cornerback Christian Matthew, who last played for the Chicago Bears in 2023. Matthew was traded to the Bears after being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the seventh round of the 2022 NFL Draft.  While the 28-year-old boasts limited experience with only 20 games played and three starts, he brings a healthy presence to the roster and familiarity with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus from his time in Chicago.

**Injury Updates Raise Doubts**

Matthew's signing comes amidst mixed signals regarding the health of existing cornerbacks. While Diggs has consistently maintained that his recovery is ahead of schedule and could see him return before Week 5, recent video footage of Revel working individually suggests a lingering knee issue and lack of confidence. Revel was initially expected to be fully recovered by now, but a definitive timeline remains unclear.

 **A Race Against Time**

 With nearly a month remaining until the regular season opener, the Cowboys find themselves facing a critical decision: can they overcome their cornerback depth concerns? Diggs' potential return offers hope, but the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Revel and other injured players casts a shadow over the secondary's prospects.  Matthew's addition provides a temporary solution, but more needs to be done to ensure the Cowboys have a stable and reliable defensive backfield ready for the upcoming season. 






## Cowboys Cornerback Concerns Intensify as Depth Signing Announced

**Oxnard, California** - The Dallas Cowboys training camp is underway, and the air in Oxnar

Cowboys Signing Cornerback Tells Truth of Depth Concerns

## Cowboys Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Guyton Avoids Season-Ending Injury

**Bone Fracture Will Keep Left Tackle Out for 4-6 Weeks, But It Could Have Been Worse**

The Dallas Cowboys dodged a bullet in Oxnard, California. Initial fears that left tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a season-ending ACL tear were thankfully unfounded. An MRI revealed a bone fracture that won't require surgery and will sideline him for four to six weeks. This news came as a collective sigh of relief for the team and fans alike after an agonizing 40-minute wait for results.

While the Cowboys are celebrating this fortunate turn of events, Guyton will still miss crucial training camp reps. With the season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles just 38 days away, questions remain about his recovery timeline and whether he'll be ready to start Week 1.

**The "Emergency" Question Arises: What's Next for Dallas?**


With initial projections suggesting Guyton could be close enough to play in Week 1 if everything goes well, the coaching staff faces a crucial decision: will they stick with their original plan or make a change?  

Several factors come into play. Could All-Pro Tyler Smith shift from left guard to tackle to protect Dak Prescott's blindside, even if it's just for a few weeks? Or is rookie Asim Richards ready to step up and take on the starting role?

The Cowboys also need to determine how aggressively they should push Guyton's recovery. While rushing him back for Week 1 against the Eagles might not be the wisest move, playing against the New York Giants in Week 2 seems more realistic.

Ultimately,  the Cowboys were fortunate to avoid a major setback with Guyton's injury. They now have time to carefully assess their options and make the best decision for their team's success in the long run.   


## Cowboys Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Guyton Avoids Season-Ending Injury

**Bone Fracture Will Keep Left Tackle Out for 4-6 Weeks, But It Could Have Been Worse

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Should Cowboys Move All-Pro Tyler Smith In Offensive Line Emergency?

## Can Baker Mayfield Lead the Buccaneers to Super Bowl Glory?

**Tampa Bay's star quarterback aims for consistency while embracing his gunslinging style.**

Baker Mayfield's journey with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers has been nothing short of remarkable. Since arriving, he's transformed into a top-tier quarterback, earning two Pro Bowl selections, securing a playoff victory, and racking up an impressive 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns last season. Yet, despite this success, questions linger about his ability to maintain consistency in 2025.

**Interceptions: The Shadow of Mayfield's Success**

While Mayfield's "gunslinger" mentality has undoubtedly fueled the Buccaneers' offensive firepower, it also contributed to a concerning number of interceptions – 16 last season. This raises concerns for fans and coaches alike who understand the importance of minimizing turnovers in crucial games.

Head Coach Todd Bowles acknowledges the issue but is adamant about not restricting Mayfield's natural playing style. "Yeah, he's definitely got to play his game," Bowles stated. "We're not trying to limit him as far as playing his game. We just gotta be smarter with a few more decisions going forward. But he throws a lot of touchdowns. He makes a lot of plays for us. We just want to cut that interception ratio down."

**High Expectations, Super Bowl Dreams**

The Buccaneers enter the 2025 season brimming with confidence and high expectations. With an offense considered one of the best in football on paper and a defense poised for improvement, Tampa Bay's sights are set firmly on a Super Bowl run.

Ultimately, the Buccaneers' fate rests heavily on Mayfield's shoulders.  If he can refine his decision-making while maintaining his explosive offensive prowess, the team could be well on its way to achieving their championship aspirations. As Bowles himself pointed out, "Baker being Baker" is precisely what will propel the Buccaneers to success – provided those interceptions come down.




## Can Baker Mayfield Lead the Buccaneers to Super Bowl Glory?

**Tampa Bay's star quarterback aims for consistency while embracing his gunslinging style.**

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Buccaneers Discuss Baker Mayfield Change: &#39;Not Trying To Limit Him&#39;

##  Rookie Sensation Walker Suffers Knee Injury at Bucs Camp

**Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans fear the worst as promising rookie faces a potential setback.**


The Tampa Bay Buccaneers began Day 3 of training camp in relatively good health, with only Tristan Wirfs' pre-camp knee situation looming. That changed swiftly when fourth-round draft pick David Walker went down with what appeared to be a knee injury early in practice.

Walker was seen favoring his knee and limping off the field before heading straight to the locker room with the assistance of medical staff. 

“It was hard to tell how serious the injury was, but he was clearly favoring his knee. The medical staff was on him quickly and assisted him to the locker room," reported Fan Stream Sports - Tampa Bay's JP Peterson, who witnessed the incident.


Walker had been generating significant excitement throughout the offseason, touted by many as a key addition to a Buccaneers defense that struggled with pass rush last year.

Hall of Famer Ronde Barber, a former teammate of some legendary pass rushers, believes Walker possesses a similar potential. 

“Our No. 1 impact rookie, you might not believe this — it is David Walker,” said Barber. “I didn’t know anything about him until we picked him, and then you go and look at what he did… when you put the film on, you’re like, ‘Holy cow, this dude has the mentality.’ It’s kinda like this underdog mentality that makes people respect him.”

Barber drew comparisons between Walker and former teammate Simeon Rice, who significantly bolstered the Buccaneers' defensive line during Barber's tenure.  “I’m not making [this] comparison, certainly, to David Walker. But when the Bucs got really good when I was playing, it’s because we went out and got Simeon Rice,” Barber said. “And we dominated teams after that because of the pressure generated from the edge of our d-line. We need someone to do that, and I’m not putting a lot of pressure on him, but David Walker looks like a guy who could do that.”


The severity of Walker's injury remains unknown, leaving Buccaneers fans anxiously awaiting updates on his status. 


##  Rookie Sensation Walker Suffers Knee Injury at Bucs Camp

**Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans fear the worst as promising rookie faces a potential setback.**


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Buccaneers Hit with Potentially Major Injury on Day 3 of Tra

Buccaneers Hit with Potentially Major Injury on Day 3 of Training Camp

## Jerry Jones' Bold Moves Spark Backlash and Locker Room Drama

**Cowboys Owner Spars with Stars, Fuels Contract Tensions**


Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has once again made headlines this offseason, but not for his team's performance on the field. Jones' public comments have ignited a firestorm, pitting him against some of the franchise's biggest names and raising eyebrows across the NFL. 

Jones recently stirred controversy by publicly questioning past contract extensions, expressing frustration over injuries, and even admitting he hasn't spoken to Micah Parsons' agent about a new deal – despite Parsons' pointed response to a J.J. Watt tweet regarding lucrative defensive contracts.  The owner’s message was clear: "I sign the check. Period."

This bold stance has drawn criticism from former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III, who took to social media with a sarcastic jab at Jones: “Jerry Jones calling out Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons accidentally created a stronger locker room… That’s some serious 4D chess BIG BRAIN thinking Jerry.”


Griffin later clarified his post as sarcasm, but the sentiment resonates with many observing the situation. Meanwhile, Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns and J.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers recently signed new deals worth at least $40 million per season – a benchmark that further complicates Dallas' efforts to retain Parsons. 

The Cowboys' front office's refusal to engage with Parsons’ agent only adds fuel to the fire, intensifying the already tense situation.


It remains unclear how this unfolding drama will impact the Cowboys' locker room. However, one thing is certain: Jerry Jones’ actions have sparked a media frenzy and set the stage for a potentially tumultuous season in Dallas. 


## Jerry Jones' Bold Moves Spark Backlash and Locker Room Drama

**Cowboys Owner Spars with Stars, Fuels Contract Tensions**


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Robert Griffin Takes Sarcastic Dig at Jerry Jones After Cowboys Owner Calls Out Micah Parsons

## Rookie Ezeiruaku Burning Up Dallas Training Camp

**Rookie EDGE Dominates Early Practice Sessions**

The Dallas Cowboys are deep into training camp in Oxnard, and already a rookie is making a splash. Edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku, fresh from Boston College, has been a standout performer, turning heads with his impressive speed and agility.  

While pads haven't yet been donned, Ezeiruaku's get-off has been electric. He consistently demonstrates remarkable explosiveness as he chases down the quarterback, leaving defenders in his dust. His ability to drop back into coverage and shut down screen plays adds another dimension to his game.

The standout rookie has even managed to exploit veteran left tackle Tyler Guyton multiple times during practice sessions. This early dominance is raising eyebrows and sparking excitement among fans.


**"He Had a Good Day...There He Is Again": Schottenheimer Praises Rookie's Talent**

Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer  has been effusive in his praise for Ezeiruaku, highlighting the rookie's exceptional timing, pass rush adjustments, and ability to react to offensive line tactics.

“He had a good day and jumped off the field,” Schottenheimer said. “You guys like, 'Oh, there he is again. There he is again. There's that man again.' The timing of his footwork for a rookie, his pass rush adjustments, and how he can react off of how a guy plays him, whether he uses an inside hand or an outside hand punch, is impressive.

"We're seeing what we loved about him on film, and just the speed and the effortlessness that it takes to rush the passer is really good. But also to his credit, he's more than just a one-trick pony that's a pass rusher. He can set the edge with that length that he has and having a really good camp.”

 **Stealing the Spotlight: A Tantalizing Prospect for Dallas**

Ezeiruaku's performance is generating buzz around the Cowboys,  who are eager to see what he brings to their already formidable defense. The prospect of him lining up opposite Micah Parsons creates an intimidating duo that could wreak havoc in 2025.


While it’s still early in camp, Ezeiruaku has shown remarkable promise and earned increased first-team reps. He continues to pressure quarterback Dak Prescott, proving his potential extends beyond preseason hype.

If this early dominance translates into consistent production during live games, "Eze" could become a game-changer for the Cowboys.  Dallas fans have every reason to be excited about this emerging star. 


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**Rookie EDGE Dominates Early Practice Sessions**

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