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Even a coach tries to strip the ball from tight end Jason Witten as he runs after the catch during the Dallas Cowboys first OTA practice at Valley Ranch in Irving on Tuesday, May 21, 2013.

Following the disappointment that was the Dallas Cowboys ' 2012 season, Owner Jerry Jones was adamant that there needed to be changes along the team's weak offensive line.

I didn't think so at first, but is it possible that second-year man Ronald Leary 's development is the reason the In 2012, the 6-3 325 lbs.

More than 40 players participated in the Dallas Cowboys Rookie Minicamp over the weekend.

Dallas wrapped up the rookie minicamp on Saturday. Here is a look at some of what came out on day 2. The second day of the Dallas Cowboys rookie mincamp is in the books.

The misfortunes of this unit have been well documented by almost every analyst in the country including the hometown guys on DallasCowboys.com . Why do we all keep beating a dead horse? Well maybe it's because the underachievement by this "oh-so-important" piece in this offense have held this team back in recent memory.

"He actually flashed a little bit at us this morning," Garrett said Friday after the first practice of the weekend.

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Last year, the Cowboys signed six offensive linemen to UDFA contracts shortly after the draft.

For the past few weeks all the talk about the Dallas Cowboys and their offensive line have centered around three players; Doug Free , Eric Winston and Tyson Clabo .

COWBOYS DRAFT GRADE ROUNDUP: The true verdict on the Cowboys' 2013 draft class won't be in for a few years, but that won't stop draft experts from across the county from weighing in on how Dallas fared.