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As always, Bryan Broaddus came away with a lot of notes about Thursday night's 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay. Here are his thoughts from the Cowboys' preseason finale at AT&T Stadium. 

Will Ezekiel Elliott rejoin the Cowboys in time for the Sept. 8 season opener against the New York Giants?

The Cowboys' preseason is over, and they'll start cutting their roster on Friday. They have until Saturday afternoon to trim the team to 53 players.

 I've never liked the term "meaningless" when talking about a football game, even the fourth preseason one when just a handful of players – if that – are going to be around after this weekend. 

The regular season is finally in sight, as the Cowboys' youngsters wrapped up the 2019 preseason in a 17-15 loss to Tampa Bay on Thursday night. 

While Thursday's game might be meaningless to some on the roster, these final four quarters of the preseason could make or break the careers of others. Here are some players to watch on both sides of the ball tonight. 

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players. 

Camp is done. In a day, preseason will be completed.

Views of the ÃÛÌÒTV Week 4 preseason game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

From top to bottom, the staff writers have weighed in on the final 53-man roster, predicting all the way to the end, including a debate on the final 10 bubble players.

Following the Cowboys' last practice of training camp, Bryan Broaddus came away impressed with what he saw from this young group of defensive backs.

Views of the ÃÛÌÒTV during the nineteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

The best views from Monday's training camp practice, picked by our team photographers.

On the first day of the last week of training camp, there was a lot going on at practice. From Connor McGovern's return to the starting pass rush, here are Bryan Broaddus' notes.

Views of the ÃÛÌÒTV during the eighteenth day of training camp at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, TX.

After watching the tape of Saturday's win against Houston, Bryan Broaddus has some notes on the Cowboys' rookies, Kellen Moore's play design and more.

The best views from the ÃÛÌÒTV Preseason Week 3 game vs the Houston Texans, Saturday August 24th at AT&T Stadium.

Rookie safety talk about the importance of taking the ball away as a defense and his growth as a player this training camp.

Head coach Jason Garrett shares his thought on the performance of the younger players as the Cowboys finish the preseason with a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jerry Jones addressees the media follow a 17-15 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, updating Zeke's hold out and sharing his thoughts on Thursday night's performance.

Rookie Jalen Guyton talks about how good if felt to score a touchdown in the game in front of his family and friends.

CB Donovan Olumba talks about how the work he put in this off-season is allowing him to play faster in the games.

The latest episode of The Process sees Chido & Amari chop it up at the "Barber Shop" and takes you behind the scenes in Hawaii!

The DallasCowboys.com staff debates and reveals their projections for the 53-man roster. Watch them debate the final 10 players on the bubble.

Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli talks about the return on DE DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford to practice.

DE DeMarcus Lawrence shares his thoughts on his readiness for Week 1 and the current depth of the defensive line group.

I know Jake Ferguson's 34 catches through four games are the most in NFL history by a tight end, but his 6.6 yards per catch is the lowest average among league tight ends with at least five receptions. Do you like how they're utilizing him? Is there a way to increase his yardage?

I thought Nate Thomas did well against the Packers while seeing time at both left and right tackle. Was there a reason for rotating him in? And could we (or should we) see more of him in the future, perhaps even as a starter? 

Pro Football Focus lists the Cowboys as having 43 missed tackles. That's nearly 11 per game! And missed tackles seemed to be a big problem against the Packers on Sunday night. So how does Dallas go about fixing this problem? 

We saw in the past how Micah Parsons sometimes struggled in run defense, so my hope is the Cowboys go right at him on Sunday. What do you think? Will they attack him or try to avoid him? 

When RB1 and RB2 are running effectively, why risk injury to WR1 and WR3? CeeDee Lamb is one of the best receivers in the league, but he's not particularly large, physically. And Kavonte Turpin has now proven that he should be WR3, but he weighs all of 155 pounds. Not to mention what he means to the return teams. So why risk wide receivers unnecessarily in the running game? 

Dak Prescott is off to a great start this season, and when he's healthy I think he's proven he can be a top-10 quarterback. But is knowing he and the offense have to be near perfect and score 30 points a game going to add additional strain and pressure? And in turn could that lead to more risk-taking and mistakes? 

With a first-time head coach and a new coaching staff, I feel like maybe we should have seen these early season struggles coming as the players adapt to new schemes and leaders. What do you think?

How will the Cowboys make adjustments when we play a team with a running quarterback, like Caleb Williams this Sunday? Jalen Hurts ran for more than 60 yards and two touchdowns, and Russell Wilson averaged 7.7 yards on his scrambles. What is the plan to fix this?

In the first two weeks, the Dallas defense has played mostly zone. Is there a reason for this? Do the Cowboys not trust their secondary to cover in man? Is this a calling card of defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus? As fans, should we get use to zone coverage all year long? 

Bill's late arrival reminds of where head coach Brian Schottenheimer learned much of his football, bringing his dad's book "Marty Ball," maybe one of the reasons the Cowboys have put an emphasis on running the football. Also, a comprehensive look on the number of injuries besetting the team and working Blue.

Derek Eagleton, Ambar Garcia and Bryan Broaddus discuss latest ÃÛÌÒTV news and notes on Cowboys Break.

The Cowboys might have the best offense in the NFL statically but the pass defense is the worst. So it's puzzling just what is going on with Trevon Diggs and why he hasn't played more.

Kyle Youmans, Patrik Walker, Josh Rodriguez, and Isaiah Stanback preview a high-stakes matchup as the Cowboys' offense faces a desperate Jets defense under Aaron Glenn, looking to avoid a 0-5 start to his head coaching career and knows Dallas all too well. With nearly the entire offensive line on the injury report, Dak Prescott and George Pickens will lean heavily on Javonte Williams and the ground game to get Dallas rolling in New York.

The Girls discuss the lengthy injury report from Wednesday's practice and how the loss of Turpin will impact the offense. Can the Dallas offense capitalize on the Jets run game struggles with Javonte Williams and possibly deploy a new weapon in rookie running back Jaydon Blue? Can Brock Hoffman and Tj Bass follow up their performance from last week against a strong Jets defensive interior and more!

Darren McFadden is the special guest on Cowboys Crosstalk presented by SWBC Financial Services at The Star in Frisco!

Our roundtable of local beat writers discuss the latest ÃÛÌÒTV news & notes hosted by Newy Scruggs.

Newy Scruggs, Barry Church, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss latest ÃÛÌÒTV news and notes on The Player's Lounge.

Could these next two games on the schedule be the turning point of the season? Does that bring any added pressure? Plus, is Jake Ferguson essentially part of the run game now? Is that bad? On the other side of the ball, last year the Dallas defense was one of the worst at stopping the run. Now they're one of the worst at stopping the pass. Which is better? And is help really on the way?

Los Cowboys visitan a unos necesitados New York Jets con el objetivo de encontrar ritmo. El elenco de Somos Cowboys trae el análisis previo a la quinta jornada de la temporada.

Somos Cowboys Radio habla sobre el empate contra los Packers, ajustes en el equipo y planes para el juego contra los Jets.

Los Cowboys reciben a los Packers en el AT&T Stadium. Un partido clave para Dallas, que necesita respuestas en ambos lados del balón. Acompaña a Somos Cowboys en el análisis previo a este importante encuentro de la Semana 4.

Somos Cowboys Radio analiza los problemas defensivos y cómo el equipo se está preparando sin CeeDee Lamb en la ofensiva.

Los Cowboys se dirigen rumbo a Chicago, tras una victoria dramática ante los Giants. En Somos Cowboys analizamos cada detalle para analizar fortalezas, debilidades y lo que viene frente a unos Bears desesperados por su primer triunfo.

Somos Cowboys Radio comenta sobre la victoria contra los Giants, la incorporación de Clowney y las lesiones del equipo.

Highlights y comentarios de la sorprendente victoria en tiempo extra de los ÃÛÌÒTV sobre los New York Giants, marcador final 40-37.

El AT&T Stadium vuelve a ser escenario de un clásico divisional con la visita de los New York Giants. Somos Cowboys trae el análisis completo previo al juego, con todo lo que necesitas saber antes del kickoff.

Somos Cowboys Radio analiza los ajustes del equipo mientras se preparan para recibir a los New York Giants.