Von Miller's Cowboys Debut in Doubt | Dallas Cowboys News

0:00It's September 7. Welcome in. This is Dallas Cowboys News today, where Team Coverage meets AI. Von Miller's debut with the Dallas Cowboys is still up in the air. He signed with the team back on August 16th, but he missed all the offseason workouts and training camp. Coach Brian Shottenheimer said that while Miller is physically ready, they haven't made the final call on whether he'll be active for Sunday nights. Game against the New York Giants. The team has some roster decisions to make, especially with game day rules allowing for 48 players if certain offensive linemen are included. Shottenheimer mentioned that they're still figuring out the exact roster construction, and special teams will play a part in that. Miller, a veteran with over 130-A career sacks, is looking to contribute to a defense that allowed a lot of points last season. Miller grew up just outside Dallas and played college ball at Texas A&M. He's had a decorated career, including a Super Bowl MVP award and multiple Pro Bowl selections.

1:00He's played for several teams, including the Broncos, Rams, Bills and Commanders, and now he's back in his home state, aiming to bolster the Cowboys. Pass rush. The Cowboys defensive coordinator, Christian Parker, is in his first season. They've also made other moves to strengthen the defense, by trading for Quinn and Williams and extending his contract. They've also brought in players like Kenny Clark and Rashan Gary, and have young talent like Donovan as they Rahuacu and Malachi Lawrence. This week's schedule for the Cowboys includes practice on Wednesday and Thursday before they head to New Jersey. They'll be without starting left guard, Tyler Smith, who is expected to have thumb surgery and go on injured reserve. The game against the Giants, who also have a new coaching staff and some key defensive players, kicks off at 7.20pm Central Time on NBC.