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Publication by EssentiallySports | August 3, 2026 | Edition #499 |
Hey Folks,
It took an international takeover to show Jerry Jones what was possible in his own backyard. Now, after decades of standing firm against the elements, a surprising change of heart could finally bring relief to the Dallas sideline.
Cowboys players might finally get their wish.
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Another day of training camps is officially in the books! Here are 5 key takeaways from the recent sessions:
Browns' Myles Garrett continues to sit out of practice with lower-body soreness, though the team expects a full recovery.
Jadeveon Clowney is rejoining Houston for one-year to build a dominant edge-rushing trio with Will Anderson Jr and Danielle Hunter.
Devin White signed with Detroit, joining Jack Campbell. It gives the team two of the league’s top three tacklers from last season.
Saints Bryan Bressee is out for the entire 2026 season after tearing his ACL on the first day of training camp.
Colts’ quarterbacks Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, along with cornerback Sauce Gardner, are set to hit key recovery milestones at the team’s first padded practice.
During Dallas Cowboys practices, Tony Romo possessed an uncanny vision that mesmerised Jerry. Long before he became famous for predicting plays on CBS, Romo would walk out under center at practice, instantly spot that the scout secondary unit had 12 men on the field, and yell at the coaches to “get one of them off”.
Jerry often cites this specific trivia as proof that Romo’s broadcasting brilliance was just an extension of his quarterback instincts. Now, when Romo is going through some tough times, Jones immediately went on the record to emphasize Romo's character and ability to handle adversity.
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