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Cowboys ended practice early due to fighting, but it might signify a culture shift in Dallas

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Cowboys ended practice early due to fighting, but it might signify a culture shift in Dallas

Alexis Chassen 31/07/2025 21:19

Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The Cowboys’ head coach might be showing signs of competence, but luckily Jerry Jones is still in charge to keep things messy. The Cowboys ended training camp practice early on Wednesday after one player got ejected for throwing a punch and things got chippy again shortly after that…

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The Cowboys’ head coach might be showing signs of competence, but luckily Jerry Jones is still in charge to keep things messy. The Cowboys ended training camp practice early on Wednesday after one player got ejected for throwing a punch and things got chippy again shortly after that…
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