Troy Aikman is keeping up with the latest drama surrounding the Dallas Cowboys. Aikman, a three-time Super Bowl winner with the Cowboys, was in the broadcast booth Monday night as ESPN aired a preseason game between the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals.

Looking ahead, Scheffler tees it up at East Lake Golf Club on August 21 for the season-ending Tour Championship, where he will start with the FedExCup lead. The Cowboys, meanwhile, will open their season on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles on September 4.

Lamb was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct after colliding with a ref during the Cowboys' first preseason game.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Cowboys’ wide receiver room, led by All-Pro CeeDee Lamb and newly-acquired WR2 George Pickens is the team’s best rated unit. They come as the ninth best in the league, with the Cincinnati Bengals’ room, including the vaunted duo of Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, comes in the top spot.

"The Dallas Cowboys are for entertainment purposes only," he said. "Before the Cowboys come on the TV, before we see their games, you know when they show the NFL branding, they need to have a warning label come on the TV screen."

Baltimore Ravens fans across Maryland, including those in Southern Maryland communities like St. Mary’s and Calvert counties, had plenty to cheer about as the team secured a convincing 31-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in their second preseason game on August 16,

In a recent survey released by ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, he ranked his top 10 NFL QBs on seven different skillsets from arm strength and mechanics to ball placement and pocket presence. Despite being a recent MVP candidate, Prescott only landed on one of Orlovsky’s top 10 lists — mechanics.

Joe Milton showed off his arm with a 49-yard bomb to Jonathan Mingo in the Cowboys’ 31-13 preseason loss to the Ravens.