The Dallas Cowboys have completed their roster cuts, as they made the final adjustments ahead of the upcoming NFL regular season. With the deadline to trim down the roster looming, the Cowboys announced the release of 15 players on Monday, leaving 22 more moves to be made on the deadline day.

As the dust settled, the Cowboys now have their full 53-man roster for the upcoming season. While the team made several significant cuts and trades, they are now ready to move forward and focus on their preparations.

Though no specific names were mentioned in the provided information, social media reports have shed some light on the players who have been let go. The team's management wasted no time in making these difficult decisions as they look to build a competitive and talented roster.

With the roster finalized, the attention now shifts to building the practice squad. NFL teams will be allowed to start constructing their 16-man practice squads on Wednesday, August 28 at 11 a.m. CST. The practice squad provides an opportunity for players to develop their skills and potentially earn a spot on the main roster in the future.

The Dallas Cowboys' front office will undoubtedly be meticulously evaluating potential additions to the practice squad. They will be looking for individuals who can contribute to the team's success in practice and provide depth in case of injuries or other unforeseen circumstances.

With the regular season fast approaching, the Cowboys appear to be focused and determined as they aim to reclaim their position as one of the top teams in the league. The finalization of the 53-man roster signals the beginning of a new chapter for the Cowboys, as they embark on a journey to achieve success in the upcoming NFL season.