Dallas Cowboys Camp Day 3 (FOX 7 Austin)

The Dallas Cowboys continued their training camp in San Antonio on Friday.  FOX 7’s John Hygh reports from the Alamodome on the progress the receivers are making in camp.

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Dallas Cowboys Camp Day 3 (FOX 7 Austin)

We have contact: Dallas Cowboys RB Barber gets in his hits (Dallas Morning News)

Running back Marion Barber, who gained just 15 yards in December because of a bad toe, made an impact during the Dallas Cowboys’ first practices in full pads.

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T.O. just one of many Dallas Cowboys no longer around (Dallas Morning News)

RON T. ENNIS / Special to DMN If starting quarterback Tony Romo is injured this season, his backup will be a new face - Jon Kitna (above).Change is a way of life in the NFL, and the Dallas Cowboys have seen plenty in 2009, writes Todd Archer. Dallas has had 28 percent turnover from last year’s roster, the most it has had in the last three years.

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Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo focusing on the moment (Dallas Morning News)

MICHAEL AINSWORTH / DMN In 2008, Tony Romo threw more touchdown passes and had a higher passer rating than any other quarterback in the NFC East, writes Tim Cowlishaw.Tony Romo’s success with the Dallas Cowboys’ offense this fall won’t hinge on who he dated or stopped dating this summer.

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Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo focusing on the moment (Dallas Morning News)

Dallas Cowboys Training Camp: Tony Romo 7-30-09 (KSAN - KLST San Angelo)

Today at the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp in San Antonio, Tony Romo was the main focus of discussion for the media. Brandon Rowe and Layne Kieschnick report.

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Dallas Cowboys kick off training camp 2009 (WDBJ 7 Roanoke)

The Dallas Cowboys have begun their 2009 training camp. As always, the Cowboys have plenty of attention as they workout in San Antonio this year. Tony Romo returns as quarterback, but he doesn’t have Terrell Owens to throw the ball to anymore.

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Dallas Cowboys kick off training camp 2009 (WDBJ 7 Roanoke)

Turf that was used for soccer match at Cowboys Stadium moves to youth sports field in Dallas (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)

The grass field at Cowboys Stadium was a temporary one for Sunday’s soccer match. But it will live on as a youth sports field in Dallas County.

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Turf that was used for soccer match at Cowboys Stadium moves to youth sports field in Dallas (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)

Pocket Communications Teams With Dallas Cowboys Star, Jason Witten (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

SAN ANTONIO—-Pocket Communications - “Pocket” today announced that it is teaming with Dallas Cowboys star, Jason Witten to offer all Pocket customer savings on all Motorola phones, the chance to win a free autographed photo, free downloadable wallpaper, plus a free dinner with Witten in San Antonio.

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Cowboys coach won’t slow down; Despite broken neck, DeCamillis in Dallas camp (Temple Daily Telegram)

SAN ANTONIO - Dallas Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis still wears a neck brace and has to sleep sitting up in a chair. Yet he refuses to let the broken neck he suffered when the team’s practice facility collapsed keep him from doing his job.

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Cowboys coach won’t slow down; Despite broken neck, DeCamillis in Dallas camp (Temple Daily Telegram)

DeCamillis won’t let rehab get in way of Dallas Cowboys’ special teams (Dallas Morning News)

The neck brace that digs into his collarbone and anchors his face in one position is uncomfortable, but no more so than the questions Dallas Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis fields about being an inspiration, writes David Moore.

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DeCamillis won’t let rehab get in way of Dallas Cowboys’ special teams (Dallas Morning News)

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