Dallas Cowboys sign USC lineman DJ Wingfield ahead of training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
DJ Wingfield, a former USC guard, was signed by the Dallas Cowboys after the rookie mini-camp. Having played at various colleges and experiencing a gap year due to lost eligibility, Wingfield is set to compete for a backup position on the offensive line during training camp in Oxnard next month. His aggressive run-blocking style and substantial physical measurements highlight his potential, but he faces stiff competition from other players vying for roster spots. Wingfield's ability to adapt and showcase improvement will be critical for his chances of making the final 53-man roster.
- •Wingfield has played at multiple colleges before joining the Cowboys.
- •He brings an aggressive mentality to the run game.
- •The Cowboys will hold training camp in Oxnard next month.
- •Wingfield must excel in camp to secure a roster spot.
- •Competition includes experienced players like Trevor Keegan and TJ Bass.
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"A winding collegiate journey ended up with a gap year, but is Wingfield ready for the perils of the NFL?
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