Early days of the Dallas Cowboys' training camp have been a learning experience for this defensive group as it goes up against Javonte Williams and a high-powered offense every day. In a recent interview, Williams discussed how quickly the offense found its footing in camp, praising the unit's execution and communication so far. Williams also took time to praise new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, pointing to the changes he's already seen in the Cowboys' defense and how much Parker has grown since their time together in Denver. He believes the defense will be better under Parker this season. For Dallas' sake, he needs to be right.
One free-agent defensive addition won't be around to help anymore after the Cowboys waived/injured defensive end Charles Snowden on Sunday. Snowden was signed to provide depth off the edge, but he was also facing a three-game suspension to start the season. In a corresponding move, Dallas signed guard/tackle Sebastian Gutierrez to fill the open roster spot. Gutierrez faces an uphill battle to make the team, but the Cowboys are allowing him to compete for a spot.
Here's a look at the latest news and notes.
Javonte Williams: Cowboys offense has 'hit the ground running' early in training camp :: DallasCowboys.com (Link)
Transactions: Guard signed; Snowden waived/injured :: DallasCowboys.com (Link)

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