Dallas Cowboys update: minicamp begins amid key player developments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 4:44 AM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
The Dallas Cowboys have shifted their focus to mandatory minicamp beginning next week. Tyler Guyton is competing with Nate Thomas for the left tackle position, a critical role for protecting quarterback Dak Prescott. DeMarvion Overshown appears favored to take on the middle linebacker spot after training at the position. Cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. is reported to be fully healthy and ready to compete for a starting job, enhancing the depth in the secondary. These developments come after a recent wrap-up of voluntary OTAs, setting the stage for training camp later this summer.
- •Tyler Guyton battles Nate Thomas for left tackle spot.
- •DeMarvion Overshown is positioned as the early favorite at middle linebacker.
- •Shavon Revel Jr. is fully healthy and ready to compete.
- •Mandatory minicamp starts next week.
- •OTAs have concluded as the team prepares for training camp.
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"The Dallas Cowboys are moving on to mandatory minicamp. I know it's tough to keep up with NFL news in the middle of June, so here's a recap of what happened at OTAs.
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