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With the 53-man roster having mostly taken its final form, the ����TV got to work building their practice squad for 2024, and it includes the swift return of Carl Lawson. 

When CeeDee Lamb took to the practice field in Dallas for the first time in months, the Cowboys' All-Pro receiver looked more ready than ever to prove 2023 wasn't a fluke. 

CeeDee Lamb couldn't have been more excited about his new record-setting contract but the star receiver detailed what is what like during his training camp holdout.

Forced to trim the roster down to 53 players, the ����TV released Carl Lawson and waived Peyton Hendershot, along with a list of other transactions.

The Cowboys made some roster moves on Monday, including waiving a couple of draft picks from the 2023 class. 

Here's one opinion on the guys who helped themselves the most on Saturday to make the roster. 

For a player that has already been coined with the nickname "Seatbelt" at training camp, Caelen Carson is prepared to step in and contribute in the absence of DaRon Bland.

Mike Zimmer isn't done with his grocery list ahead of 2024, and the ����TV have officially signed Linval Joseph to help the defensive coordinator upgrade the roster. 

The Pro Bowl cornerback, who led the NFL with nine picks last year, will have surgery on his foot and could miss two months. 

With the Cowboys now back from Oxnard, let's rank the Top 10 players who stood out in California, topped by two of the team's elite players. But who else made the cut? 

Heading into this final preseason game, which bubble players truly need to have a good showing against the Chargers to make the team? 

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