Dallas Cowboys aim to reduce penalties in training camp this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:50 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The Dallas Cowboys are focusing on reducing penalties in training camp, a longstanding issue affecting their performance. All-Pro Tyler Smith is taking responsibility for a false start, showcasing accountability as the team seeks to improve discipline. The Cowboys led the NFL in accepted penalties last season with 133 and are committed to addressing this problem early in camp. Smith's actions, while minor, signal a promising start for the team in tackling this critical issue ahead of the season.
- •Cowboys have struggled with penalties for six seasons.
- •Tyler Smith is setting an example by self-punishing for false starts.
- •Dallas ranked first in accepted penalties last season.
- •Smith tied for the team lead in penalties last year.
- •Training camp is vital for instilling discipline before the season.
- 12:50 PMYahoo Sports — Cowboys' worst bad habit may be getting attention it deserves in camp
"The Cowboys are setting the tone early in training camp to fix a major 2025 problem, and All-Pro Tyler Smith is leading the way.
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