One Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman competing for a roster spot found himself taking an early exit from practice after getting involved in a fight.

During a noticeably fraught practice in what has been an aggressive training camp, Schottenheimer stepped in Wednesday after a heated red-zone drill led to the third fight of the day. The new coach pulled the team together for a lengthy and expletive-filled speech before sending players back out to start running sideline to sideline.

After stripping Trevon Diggs of $500K for rehabbing away from the team, Stephen Jones said the Cowboys are "paying a price, too."

"He certainly paid a price for not being here," Jones said via The Athletic. "But we're paying a price, too, because we felt like he'd might be further along had he done his rehab here. He may differ with that.

The Cowboys hurt Trevon Diggs’ feelings for exercising the salary de-escalator in the cornerback's contract. Team officials said they expected Diggs to be a better leader by participating in 84.375 percent of the offseason program at the team facility,

Injuries continue to pile up along the Dallas Cowboys offensive line following Tyler Guyton's knee injury, a day after guard Rob Jones broke a bone in his neck during training camp. While Guyton's situation is not season-ending, the projected starter at left tackle is questionable for Week 1 with a 4-to-6 week timeline for a return.

Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton was hurt during practice Monday, the second injury on Dallas' offensive line in as many days. According to multiple reports, Guyton has a broken bone in his right knee that will not require surgery and he could miss four to six weeks.

The Dallas Cowboys have suffered yet another blow to the offensive line as left tackle Tyler Guyton is expected to miss four to six weeks.