DaRon Bland experiences quiet training camp amidst recovery for Cowboys
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 8:08 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

DaRon Bland of the Dallas Cowboys is having a low-profile training camp following foot surgery this winter. Bland's injury history has made him a key concern for the team's thin cornerback position. Cowboys analyst Mickey Spagnola reports that Bland is healthy and performing well, resulting in fewer targets against him in practice. The Cowboys may consider adding depth at the cornerback position as the preseason progresses. Bland, an All-Pro in 2023, feels confident and ready to return to form after a lengthy rehab.
- •DaRon Bland had surgery for a foot issue that limited him last season.
- •Cowboys are relying on Bland and Shavon Revel at cornerback.
- •Bland did not participate in much camp activity but is reportedly healthy.
- •Analyst Mickey Spagnola indicates Bland has performed solidly in practice.
- •Cowboys may seek additional cornerback help before the roster cuts.
- 8:08 PMYahoo Sports — Cowboys All-Pro’s Quiet Training Camp After Injury Explained
"The Dallas Cowboys are wrapping up camp and preseason, and while several players announced themselves all summer one has not: DaRon Bland. The post Cowboys All-Pro’s Quiet Training Camp After Injury Explained appeared first on HEAVY.
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