Micah Parsons is still a spectator at Cowboys practice
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They have been uncompetitive and indifferent to winning, they have injuries, they can't stop the run, Micah Parsons' contract negotiations (or lack thereof) have been a distraction, and they don't seem to have a backup quarterback.
The Dallas Cowboys are back from Oxnard and are now continuing their training camp at their headquarters, The Star in Frisco.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Luke Schoonmaker is in concussion protocol and won’t practice on Wednesday and most likely is out for Friday’s preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons. Coach Brian Schottenheimer said Schoonmaker suffered the concussion during Tuesday’s practice.
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