Dallas Cowboys 90-Man Roster Jersey Guide & Projected Depth Chart

A detailed look at the Dallas Cowboys' 90-man roster entering training camp.

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It's officially time to get excited, Dallas Cowboys fans, with the start of training camp just days away. Dallas will land in Oxnard, California, on Monday, with owner Jerry Jones, EVP Stephen Jones, and head coach Brian Schottenheimer addressing the media the following day.

Dallas' first practice of training camp is set for Wednesday, July 29.

As we prepare for training camp, there will be several jobs on the line and some new faces for fans to get familiar with, along with a new batch of jersey numbers after some changes during the offseason, like Donovan Ezeiruaku switching to No. 6.

A full look at the Cowboys' roster and jersey numbers entering training camp can be seen below.

Dallas Cowboys 90-Man Roster Jersey Number Guide

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Quarterback

Number	Player
4	Dak Prescott
16	Sam Howell
10	Joe Milton III

Sam Howell and Joe Milton will be battling it out in the preseason and training camp to determine who will be the primary backup for Dak Prescott.

Running Back

Number	Player
33	Javonte Williams
40	Hunter Luepke
23	Jaydon Blue
20	Malik Davis
37	Phil Mafah
30	Israel Abanikanda
43	Dominic Richardson

2025 breakout star Javonte Williams leads the way in the backfield, while the team is hoping for a major improvement from Jaydon Blue after a disappointing and inconsistent rookie campaign.

Wide Receiver

Number	Player
88	CeeDee Lamb
3	George Pickens
19	Ryan Flournoy
9	KaVontae Turpin
11	Marquez Valdez-Scantling
81	Jonathan Mingo
83	Anthony Smith
80	Traeshon Holden
15	Tyler Johnson
84	Denzel Mims
6	Camden Brown
17	Jaden Smith
18	Jordan Hudson

The Cowboys have one of the best 1-2 punches at wide receiver, and there's no reason to believe the unit won't produce again in 2026, with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens leading the way.

Tight End

Number	Player
87	Jake Ferguson
89	Brevyn Spann-Ford
86	Luke Schoonmaker
85	Princeton Fant
46	Michael Trigg
49	DJ Rogers

Jake Ferguson has a firm grasp on the starting job, but there is some intrigue further down the depth chart. There has been some offseason hype for undrafted free agent Michael Trigg, while former second-round pick Luke Schoonmaker could be fighting for his roster spot.

Offensive Line

Number	Player
73	Tyler Smith
52	Tyler Booker
78	Terence Steele
56	Cooper Beebe
60	Tyler Guyton
66	T.J. Bass
70	Nate Thomas
67	Drew Shelton
65	Ajani Cornelius
77	Trevor Keegan
51	Nick Leverett
64	DJ Wingfield
68	Chris Glaser
75	Shiyazh Pete
79	Marcellus Johnson

One of the biggest questions for the Cowboys entering training camp is at left tackle, with Tyler Guyton trying to hold off Nathan Thomas for the starting job. The unit needs to show some growth in 2026 in order for the offense to live up to expectations.

Defensive End

Number	Player
7	Rashan Gary
6	Donovan Ezeiruaku
57	Malachi Lawrence
54	Sam Williams
53	James Houston
35	Marist Liufau
90	Tyrus Wheat
49	Charles Snowden
58	Isaiah Land

Defensive end is one of the most intriguing position groups on the roster, with Rashan Gary coming over from Green Bay and Donovan Ezeiruaku poised for a breakout season in his second year.

Defensive Tackle

Number	Player
92	Quinnen Williams
97	Kenny Clark
91	Otito Ogbannia
99	LT Overton
98	Jonathan Bullard
93	Jay Toia
96	Adebayo Odeleye
59	DJ Withers
94	Kelvin Gilliam
95	Tommy Dunn

Quinnen Williams enters his first full season with the Cowboys, and will anchor the defensive line.

Linebacker

Number	Player
0	DeMarvion Overshown
53	Dee Winters
50	Shemar James
55	Jaishawn Barham
42	Curtis Robinson
45	Justin Barron
47	Langston Patterson

DeMarvion Overshown is favored to wear the green dot on defense, while Dee Winters and rookie Jaishawn Barham could make immediate impacts.

Cornerback

Number	Player
26	DaRon Bland
28	Shavon Revel Jr.
2	Cobie Durant
29	Devin Moore
27	Reddy Steward
21	Caelen Carson
25	Trikweze Bridges
31	Josh Butler
15	Derion Kendrick
39	Ameer Speed

Christian Parker reloaded the secondary during the offseason and will have several new faces to work with, including rookie Devin Moore and free agent signing Cobie Durant.

Safety

Number	Player
13	Caleb Downs
24	Malik Hooker
34	Jalen Thompson
1	P.J. Locke
14	Markquese Bell
38	Alijah Clark
48	Zion Childress
32	Julius Wood

All eyes will be on first-round pick Caleb Downs entering training camp, along with offseason additions Jalen Thompson and P.J. Locke.

Special Teams

Number	Player
5	Bryan Anger
17	Brandon Aubrey
44	Trent Sieg

The Cowboys have one of the most impressive special teams units in the league, led by All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey.

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