Andrew Booth takes Cooper Rush interception back for touchdown

Booth played in seven games last season, starting in two of them. He put 15 tackles on the stat sheet and recorded one pass defended. Not bad considering his role for the Cowboys, being more of a reserve in his first season with the franchise.

What happens at cornerback will be a major storyline when it comes time to put together the final roster. Injuries are hampering them, specifically Trevon Diggs and Shavon Revel Jr. Exactly how long those two guys are going to be out is currently unknown. Some healthy bodies are needed, along with quality.

These are the type of plays the Cowboys are going to be looking for, even in a preseason game. Booth making an impact during the regular season would be a major plus.

Dallas Cowboys forced to change famous pregame tradition

Freddie Jones has been a staple at the beginning of Dallas Cowboys games throughout the years. Jones is the team’s official trumpeteer, performing the national anthem before kick-off. A unique way for the Cowboys to play the anthem and it’s become a beloved tradition.

However, somebody else will be out there moving forward. Jones has retired and will no longer be the one performing the anthem. However, the Cowboys still plan on having a former member of the military use a trumpet during pregame.

“Longtime #Cowboys national anthem trumpet performer, Freddie Jones, has retired,” Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram said via X. “Moving forward, the national anthem will be performed by a different member of the military — still by trumpet.”

Exactly who will take over has not been revealed. Something interesting for Cowboys fans to monitor ahead of the regular season.