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Small scare in the Chargers hotel; Cowboys’ plans for QB2?

The Dallas Cowboys’ 2024 preseason comes to a close today when the team hosts the Los Angeles Chargers in their final preseason game before we reduce the squad to 53 men.

This is our last chance to see some of the current players with the star on their helmets, so make sure you’re ready to cheer on your favorite player as hard as you can.

As we await this weekend’s action, which will hopefully finally see an agreement reached with CeeDee Lamb, let’s look at some of the headlines making the rounds at Cowboys Nation.

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The Chargers were at the team hotel on Friday night, minding their business, when a group of team members became trapped in the hotel elevator. What a nightmare.

Luckily everyone escaped safely, but phew, from now on we only have to take the stairs.

Dak Prescott, Cooper Rush, Trey Lance, Dallas Cowboys

June 4, 2024; Frisco, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) and quarterback Cooper Rush (10) and quarterback Trey Lance (19) talk during practice at the Ford Center at the Star Training Facility in Frisco, Texas. / Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

With the final roster cuts just around the corner, the big question is what the Cowboys plan to do at the quarterback position, with Cooper Rush and Trey Lance competing for the job of primary backup.

Jerry Jones said Lance will be on the final roster, but what does that mean for Rush

InsideTheStar.com takes a look at all the options for Rush and Lance.

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