Cowboys finish final training camp practices before preseason game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

The Dallas Cowboys concluded their final training camp practices in Oxnard, California, ahead of a preseason matchup against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday night. Following a win against the Seattle Seahawks in their first preseason game, the Cowboys focused on roster decisions during their last practice. While the team's run defense impressed, two players, James Houston and Jay Toia, exited early due to injury concerns. The Cowboys were recently fined $500,000 for unsportsmanlike behavior during a joint practice with the New Orleans Saints. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer expressed optimism about the players’ development during camp as they prepare for the regular season.
- •Cowboys completed training camp in Oxnard, set to face Cardinals next
- •Defense showcased strength during final practice session
- •James Houston and Jay Toia exited practice with injuries
- •Cowboys fined $500K for joint practice fights with Saints
- •Schottenheimer praised multiple players exceeding expectations
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Cowboys news: Final practices in Oxnard finished before heading to Arizona
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