If you have not seen by now, the Dallas Cowboys minicamp started this week at The Star, and whoa did we have some early things jumping out at us, and how many are going to fall into the trap?

Dallas Cowboys superstar defender Micah Parsons is amid contract drama, but vowed to show up to mandatory minicamp. On the final day, he proved his commitment.

Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens has said and done all the right things since being traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers. Thought to come with a few red flags, so far, through OTAs and now minicamp, it's been all green for George at The Star.

Pickens looks like a difference-maker in minicamp while Ferguson eyes getting back into the end zone after a TD-less 2024 season.

Parsons is an infrequent visitor to the voluntary offseason workouts, though Schottenheimer asked him to attend the first voluntary session in the spring, which he did. Parsons showed up again Tuesday and didn’t work out because of a tight back, a result of working out with, yes, Diggs, his close friend.

The Dallas Cowboys' investment in Brevyn Spann-Ford could be paying off in a big way as the second-year man is pushing to become the starting TE.

Micah Parsons has shown up for mandatory minicamp with the Dallas Cowboys. He had about a 30-minute conversation with owner Jerry Jones on the practice field while his teammates were going through drills.