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

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton is picking up Brian Schottenheimer’s offense. OXNARD – Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton has been one of a handful of players impressing in the Oxnard in training camp.

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

Jones struggled to project his voice over a smattering of boos and jeering from the fans in Oxnard, and at one point, fans even began to chant “Pay Micah”. Jerry Jones talking to the fans and some are yelling at him to pay Micah Parsons. pic.twitter.com/5ii9WalDyr

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.

The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line projection is among the least controversial predictions on the roster, but that isn't shying head coach Brian Schottenheimer or offensive coordinator Klayton Adams - an O-line expert - away from experimenting with different formations at training camp.

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.

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.