With NFL training camp season upon us, Eric Edholm provides a refresher on the Dallas Cowboys' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.

Cowboys right tackle Terence Steele has agreed to terms on a five-year, $86.8 million extension, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Sunday, per Steele's agent. The deal includes $50 million guaranteed, and a max value of $91.8 million, Pelissero added.

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As soon as DeAndre Hopkins hit the free-agent market, the Cowboys were instantly added to the list of teams with whom Hopkins could sign. But Hopkins might not be as much of a guaranteed addition. Owner Jerry Jones said Monday that while the Cowboys "don't dismiss any possibility," it is "unlikely" Dallas will sign Hopkins.

One big question emanating from the Dallas Cowboys is who will begin the season at left guard? Well, Tyler Smith doesn't have a preference of where he'll start the season: "I'm like, 'Just tell me where to go, and I'll go.'"

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The Cowboys continue to deal with COVID-19 issues as we inch deeper into the 2021 season. The club announced Sunday that right tackle Terence Steele was placed on the COVID-19 list and will miss Thursday's game against the Saints.

Charley Casserly scouts six notable players, including a pair of Pittsburgh Steelers linebackers, who could be set for bigger roles in Week 14.

NFL Network's Jane Slater explains how Dallas Cowboys guard/tackle Terence Steele fits in the Cowboys' OL plans following his recent contract extension | 'NFL Total Access'

NFL Network's Peter Schrager breaks down coolest plays of Week 16.

Dallas Cowboys backup offensive lineman Terence Steele has the end zone to himself on a tackle eligible play to the 6-foot-6, 310-pound player from Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's pass.

NFL Network's Jane Slater reports that Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman La'el Collins is playing a new position on the offensive line as Terence Steele stays at right tackle.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks weigh in on the Dallas Cowboys' 3-1 start to the 2021 season.