The Cowboys’ arrival in Oxnard for training camp is one thing that is more consistent than Jerry Jones’ camera time. Since 2001, the franchise has treated California like their annual summer vacation home, with a lot less margaritas and a lot more hamstring rehab. And now? That custom isn’t going away. Just like Dak Prescott’s doctor’s note.
The Cowboys quarterback says he’s healthy. He feels healthy. He even participated in every offseason drill. But before he gets the green light to start camp, one final check-in with team doctors stands in the way. “Before I go to camp, I’m healthy,” Dak said. “I think soon I’ll probably get an official sign-off and doc.” That’s as close to a medical thumbs-up as you can get without holding the clipboard yourself.
Dak Prescott said he is fully healthy and ready to go for training camp from his hamstring surgery, pending one more checkup with the team doctors. No surprise considering he took part in all of the drills in offseason program. pic.twitter.com/uECUoffIPY
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) July 8, 2025
Meanwhile, Jerry has already made a move. The Oxnard City Council recently approved a five-year agreement to keep the Cowboys in Southern California through 2030. Under the new deal, the team will pay a flat fee to use the facilities, while pocketing the revenue from ticket sales and souvenir purchases. Oxnard keeps the parking and food money. In true Cowboys fashion, the camp gets to stay glamorous, and Dak gets to stay under the microscope. Because in Dallas, even summer comes with its share of drama.
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