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Dallas Cowboys drop first unofficial depth chart of regular season

A first look at the Dallas Cowboys starters who will be taking the field Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, including four rookie standouts.

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It is getting closer and closer to the start of the 2024 NFL regular season for the Dallas Cowboys.

Sunday, fans will have their first full slate of regular season games after being treated to one on Thursday and Friday to open the season.

On Tuesday, the Cowboys dropped the first unofficial depth chart of the season.

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Check out the first unofficial depth chart below:

There are some great things to see out of the first depth chart, especially if you are rooting for the young guys to make an immediate impact.

Third-round pick Marist Liufau has been listed as a starting linebacker, and Caelen Carson, who was drafted in the fifth-round, will fill the void left by the DaRon Bland injury.

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First-round pick Tyler Guyton and third-round standout Cooper Beebe will start on the offensive line.

Of course, the most significant missing piece on the roster is wide receiver, CeeDee Lamb. The franchise will be looking to ease Lamb back into the game, even though it won't take Lamb to feel comfortable on the field again.

It's just a few more sleeps until you're screaming at your TV after every play. Thank God, the game with the pigskin is almost back!

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