Let it be known that Brian Schottenheimer isn’t a fan of seven-on-seven drills. Personal experience taught him that long before he became the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. He admitted that he wasn’t the best college quarterback — a claim that his 38 career passes would back up.

At Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, quarterback Dak Prescott is showing renewed energy and optimism. Now 32, he’s on track to become the franchise’s all-time leader in completions, passing yards, and touchdowns — if he stays healthy.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott likes the unknown nature of the running back room. One thing we know about Brian Schottenheimer’s Dallas Cowboys is that they will be running the football, but what we don’t know is who will be doing the running.