Newy Scruggs is back in the studio with former Dallas Cowboys safeties Danny McCray and Barry Church to recap their first preseason, training camp in Oxnard, CA and more.

In the final podcast from Oxnard, we broke down the Denver game and assessed the biggest problem areas yet to get resolved.

It's the final episode from Oxnard this year! The crew breaks down the joint practice and preseason opener in Denver: the good, the bad, and yes, the penalties.

There were plenty of positives in the scrimmage against Denver, including Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons, but should we be concerned about the toughness factor of this team? Do they have the fight in them? The boys break it down and highlight who they want to see on Saturday.

Join Barry Church, Danny McCary and Newy Scruggs as they react to the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos joint practice.

Yes, the preseason games are big for the young players, but how important are these joint practices with the Denver for the starters? (Hint: huge) Also, are the Cowboys paying enough attention to what's going on at kicker? (Hint: no) The team is trying to put the pieces together and so are we.

Newy Scruggs along with former Dallas Cowboys Danny McCray and Barry Church react to the news of the release of kicker Jonathan Garibay and the expected to signing veteran free agent Brett Maher following a scheduled workout Tuesday.

With kickers trying out in Oxnard, the crew discusses the state of the position in training camp so far. Plus, an undrafted rookie standout, and more news and notes.

Fresh off their meeting with vice president of player personnel Will McClay, Nick Eatman, Jon Machota of the Athletic, Bobby Belt from 105.3 The FAN and Newy Scruggs discuss some of the hottest topics from Cowboys Camp and more.

The Cowboys now have 20 Hall of Fame members, thanks to three more additions last weekend. Here's a look at all of the members and their greatest accomplishments.

Veteran writer Mickey Spagnola goes down memory lane to share tales on recent HOF inductees – Cliff Harris, Drew Pearson and Jimmy Johnson.  

On his way to earning a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Jimmy Johnson had to play the bad guy to push his team to success. But in the process, he and Troy Aikman became trusted friends.

He didn't specify a timeline, but Jerry Jones confirmed Thursday night that Jimmy Johnson will be part of the Cowboys' Ring of Honor.

After years of waiting, Drew Pearson is finally earning his rightful place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Mike McCarthy's teaching tool, Dak's schedule, Cooper's gravy and more!

Set to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend, Cliff Harris was an unknown when he joined the Cowboys in 1970, but would go on to become one of the greatest safeties in NFL history.