3 best (and 3 worst) outcomes of Cowboys training camp
Plenty can go good and wrong for the Cowboys at training camp.
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2. Injuries to Micah Parsons or Dak Prescott
We've seen Parsons get banged up throughout the season and that's to be expected but this team can't afford to see him get seriously hurt. The same goes for Dak Prescott, who's the heart and soul of this team.
If either were to go down in camp or in a preseason game and be out for an extended period of time it could mean disaster this team's Super Bowl hopes. The coaching staff needs to be extra careful with how they use them in camp and during the season.
They are far too valuable on both sides of the football to see them go dow that it might actually be best to hold them out of preseason games. The offensive and defensive schemes they will be running aren't going to be what we see during the regular season, so why even risk it?