Sure, the Cowboys had a solid draft but they still didn’t add a starting-caliber wide receiver and their options at running back aren’t guaranteed to have success. That’s why CBS Sports’ Cody Benjamin says the weapons around Prescott are the primary question for Dallas this season.

Some of the changes Brian Schottenheimer has made to the Dallas Cowboys are a bit more tangible. Schottenheimer decided to change the seating arrangement in the locker room, notably pairing offensive star Dak Prescott next to defensive star Micah Parsons.

While Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott recently expressed confidence about his recovery from a hamstring injury, he may not be a full participant when practices begin. Jon Machota of The Athletic says the Cowboys plan to be cautious with the quarterback’s recovery during OTAs and minicamp.