The Dallas Cowboys are making strategic moves as the NFL draft approaches, enhancing their roster with the signing of veteran offensive lineman Saahdiq Charles, who previously started 18 games for the Washington Football Team. This addition aims to bolster their offensive line depth during training camp. Meanwhile, linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is progressing well in his recovery from an ACL injury and is set to make a historic jersey change to No. 0, becoming the first Cowboy to wear that number.

The Cowboys are also looking at adding talent through the draft, with Missouri's Armand Membou lined up for a pre-draft visit. There’s buzz around a running back, Kaleb Johnson, who shone at Iowa, drawing comparisons to Cowboys legend DeMarco Murray. Additionally, they may consider drafting quarterback Quinn Ewers from Texas, a move that could rejuvenate their QB room.

In other news, Brian Schottenheimer is focusing on team culture, emphasizing the importance of building relationships over immediately discussing football tactics. Joe Milton, the new backup QB, expresses eagerness to learn from Dak Prescott, highlighting a positive environment within the team. However, former quarterback Tony Romo finds himself on a controversial list of the least favored NFL announcers, bringing mixed reactions from fans.