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News: Olshansky is not yet practicing due to a sore back, the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram reports.
Impact: This doesn't appear to be serious -- head coach Wade Phillips said if this were a game week Olshansky would be able to play.

News: Jones won't participate in Monday's afternoon practice because of a calf contusion, the Dallas Morning News reports.
Impact: We'll track Jones' status during the Cowboys' current minicamp, but so far this doesn't look like anything too serious.

News: It's uncertain how many, if any, reps Hurd (quadriceps) will see during this week's minicamp, the Cowboys' official site reports.
Impact: So far there's nothing to suggest that the training camp status of Hurd, who sat out the last couple of weeks, will be affected.

News: Austin (hamstring), who has sat out the last couple of weeks, may not be able to participate in the Cowboys' current minicamp, the team's official site reports.
Impact: At this point, there's no need to push things with Austin and there's no reason to believe his status for training camp, which begins in late July, will be affected.

News: The Cowboys like what they've seen from Sensabaugh so far this offseason, the Dallas Morning News reports.
Impact: Sensabaugh should open the season as the Cowboys' starting strong safety, but could also work in the slot in dime packages. "I don't think it's a mismatch when a team takes a pretty decent tight end and puts him out wide and gets the safety out there," secondary coach Dave Campo said. Given the Dallas pass rush's ability to create pressure Sensabaugh could be a good source of picks, and he racked up 65 tackles last season with the Jaguars, so there's the potential for some IDP value here.