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The Dallas Cowboys kicked off OTA's this week at the Star in Frisco. The Cowboys will have three days of OTA's this week and three days next week before mandatory minicamp kicks off the first week of June. This is the first time that the rookies that just got drafted in the 2024 NFL Draft get to suit up and take the field with all their veteran teammates. <br/><br/><br/>There were many things to take away from today's OTA, but one that stood out was at the wide receiver position. With Michael Gallup off to the Las Vegas Raiders the hunt for wide receiver three has begun. Gallup was with the Cowboys for the last six years so this is the first time in six seasons that the Cowboys are going to be without Gallup. <br/><br/><br/>Next man up. <br/><br/><br/>Third year receiver Jalen Tolbert had a great day at OTA's. He noticeably looks bigger, he has been in the weightroom this off season. His confidence has clearly continued to go up since he was drafted in 2022. WR2 Brandin Cooks spoke on it after OTA's on Wednesday afternoon. He said, \
The Dallas Cowboys kicked off OTA's this week at the Star in Frisco. The Cowboys will have three days of OTA's this week and three days next week before mandatory minicamp kicks off the first week of June. This is the first time that the rookies that just got drafted in the 2024 NFL Draft get to suit up and take the field with all their veteran teammates. <br/><br/><br/>There were many things to take away from today's OTA, but one that stood out was at the wide receiver position. With Michael Gallup off to the Las Vegas Raiders the hunt for wide receiver three has begun. Gallup was with the Cowboys for the last six years so this is the first time in six seasons that the Cowboys are going to be without Gallup. <br/><br/><br/>Next man up. <br/><br/><br/>Third year receiver Jalen Tolbert had a great day at OTA's. He noticeably looks bigger, he has been in the weightroom this off season. His confidence has clearly continued to go up since he was drafted in 2022. WR2 Brandin Cooks spoke on it after OTA's on Wednesday afternoon. He said, \
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