Dallas Cowboys sign seven of eight 2024 draftees, including first-round pick Tyler Guyton

The Cowboys were in no position to steal any thunder from the Mavericks and Stars on Thursday night.

But the club did take care of some business.

A short time before those two teams took the court and ice to resume their second-round playoff series, the Cowboys came to terms with all but one member of their rookie class. First-round pick Tyler Guyton and six other members of the team’s draft class reached agreements, two people with knowledge of the club’s actions told The Dallas Morning News.

Marshawn Kneeland, a second-round pick out of Western Michigan, is the lone rookie without a deal at this point.

Joining Guyton on the list of players signed are offensive lineman Cooper Beebe (third round), linebacker Marist Liufau (third round), cornerback Caelen Carson (fifth round), receiver Ryan Flournoy (sixth round), offensive lineman Nathan Thomas (seventh round) and defensive tackle Justin Rogers (seventh round).

The rookie class and others participating in this minicamp — it’s really more of an orientation session — began arriving at The Star on Thursday. The players are scheduled to take the practice field a couple of times Friday and again Saturday.

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