The Dallas Cowboys' offense displayed notable efficiency in red-zone drills during a joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams at the Rams' Woodland Hills facility on Tuesday. The session, which ran from approximately 9:30 a.m. to noon PT, was a critical tune-up for starters who are not expected to play in preseason games . The practice lacked individual and seven-on-seven work, focusing heavily on 11-on-11 team drills, which are considered a primary benchmark for regular-season readiness . While the report indicates a positive step for a unit that struggled in this area last season, these improvements occurred in a controlled practice environment. Official evaluations will depend on actual game performance once the season begins. The Cowboys are scheduled for another joint practice against the New Orleans Saints later in camp.
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