One of the Dallas Cowboys' biggest stars during the start of training camp had to leave practice on Sunday with an apparent leg injury.

A considerable setback and a long-term commitment led the way in the Dallas Cowboys tight end room Sunday. Rookie tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford suffered a leg injury during practice, and starting tight end Jake Ferguson signed a lucrative deal—both developments will impact the team’s future plans for the offense.

An update has emerged after Dallas Cowboys receiver Parris Campbell was helped off the field at Saturday’s training camp with an apparent leg injury. According to coach Brian Schottenheimer, the injury is not believed to be anything severe.

A key Dallas Cowboys edge rusher gave an overwhelmingly positive answer about his recovery from his knee injury.

First of all, what was predicted here? Left guard Tyler Smith, having not put pads on for the best part of six months, said when the team finally does hit the practice field for full contact, you better believe he’s ready for it.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Sam Williams opened up about his recovery from injury amid the team's training camp.

OXNARD, Calif. — Cowboys starting right tackle Terence Steele has a mild right ankle sprain and is being listed as day-to-day, a person with knowledge of the injury told The Dallas Morning News. When Steele suffered the injury isn’t known, but he missed Thursday’s practice.

Dallas Cowboys projected starting right tackle Terence Steele will be sidelined 'for a few days' with an ankle injury that kept him from practice on Thursday.

The Cowboys locked in Jake Ferguson on a four-year deal, with coach Brian Schottenheimer referring to him as a tone-setter and key leader.