The latest Dallas Cowboys news for Sunday, May 19, including former first-rounder Tyler Smith helping military families, Mike Zimmer's 'in-your-face approach', and more.
As we wrap up the weekend, let's take a look at some of the news and headlines around Cowboys Nation as we prepare for another week with OTAs just around the corner and set to get underway.Dallas Cowboys 2022 first-round pick Tyler Smith teamed up with Black Rifle Coffee to help the Boot Campaign, which assists military and veteran families through their program.
Smith spent the day helping other volunteers put together care packages for the families of those who are serving. "Grateful for the and joining in our efforts to remind veterans and military families 'YOU MATTER' during Military Appreciation Month," theThere will be opportunities for the Cowboys' younger wide receivers to carve out a role in the offense behind CeeDee Lamb and Brandin Cooks this season.In 2023, Turpin received 22 touches on offense, 10 rushes and 12 receptions averaging 10.3 yards per touch. Turpin literally averages a first down each time he touches the ball.
“I’ve always been on the sideline, number one,” Zimmer said. “Number two, I want to catch them when they come so I can talk to them.”
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