RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 1 sourcesOXNARD, CALIFORNIA - JULY 30: Ryan Flournoy #19 of the Dallas Cowboys runs after the catch during training camp at River Ridge Playing Fields on July 30, 2026 in Oxnard, California. (Photo by Ric Tapia/Getty Images) | Getty Images
Once upon a time Dak Prescott said that, I’m paraphrasing here, the receiver who spent the most time working with him and developing a one-on-one connection with him thrived.
Prescott meant, these are my words based off of my interpretation to be clear, that that guy who spent the time to really develop that relationship was often in positions to succeed. He was, to be clear as well, saying this once upon a training camp to hype up Jalen Tolbert.
It would appear that Ryan Flournoy is sort of that guy right now, and Saturday’s practice was the latest example.
This Is Just Pretty Beautiful Football………. 4 + 19= 7 Chef Kiss pic.twitter.com/MponpVy1U2
— JESSE (With No “i”) (@Mr4thAndLong) August 1, 2026
It is hard to stand out as a Cowboys receiver these days given that CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens are who they are, but Ryan Flournoy is making it equally difficult to forget about him.
We are still in the early days of Oxnard, but Flournoy keeps popping on offense. He keeps showing that he is just as much a part of the passing attack from a wide receiver standpoint and this is the exact sort of thing we wanted to see from him this year.
It is a known fact that Lamb and Pickens are going to be commanding all sorts of attention which means that someone has to the primary beneficiary from an opportunity standpoint. Just because someone has opportunities though does not mean that they are capable of capitalizing on them, but it would appear that Flournoy is on the way to being that person.
More of this. Please.
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