The Dallas Cowboys' defense showed significant improvement in their joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams, with youngsters like Shavon Revel and Justin Barron making a strong impression.
The Cowboys' players got their first reps against a different uniform on Tuesday, and the results were promising for the team's fans. Christian Parker's new-look defense, in particular, seemed to be on the right track. The team's youngsters, like Revel and Barron, flashed their skills in the joint practice session, giving fans a reason to be optimistic about the upcoming season.
The joint practice also provided a glimpse into the team's depth chart, with Brevyn Spann-Ford listed ahead of Luke Schoonmaker at tight end. The backup quarterback role is still unsettled between Sam Howell and Joe Milton, while Sam Williams and Malachi Lawrence are competing for a spot, as are Cobie Durant and Revel.
Dak Prescott and head coach Brian Schottenheimer praised the team's defense after the practice, calling it a "battle." The Cowboys' defense indeed seemed to be on high alert, stifling Matthew Stafford and the Rams' offense.
The team's defense is adopting a "practice how you play" mentality, always on and ready to go, according to Cowboys Wire. This approach seems to be paying off, with the team's youngsters stepping up to the challenge.
The Cowboys are gearing up for their preseason opener against the Seattle Seahawks, and the joint practice with the Rams provided valuable insight into the team's strengths and weaknesses. With the first official depth chart released, fans are eager to see how the team will perform in their first game.
The team's cheerleaders also got a new uniform update, and one of the team's players is headed to Broadway. The NFL news is filled with updates from around the league, including a scary incident at Jets camp when cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers was taken to the hospital.
The Ravens received good news on Nate Wiggins' knee injury, while the Colts' Sauce Gardner fired back after being embarrassed by A.J. Brown. The Vikings named Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback, leaving J.J. McCarthy's future uncertain.
In other news, the Patriots were forced to replace their turf field due to noncompliance with NFL standards, and the incoming Seahawks owner is open to converting to a grass field. The Bears' safety Coby Bryant is expected to miss 4-6 months after undergoing knee surgery.
The joint practice between the Cowboys and Rams was a significant step in the team's preparation for the upcoming season. With the first official depth chart released and the team's defense showing improvement, fans are eagerly anticipating the team's first game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Source: Yahoo Sports