Oklahoma State Cowboys at NFL Training Camps 2023 (Each Player and Team)
STILLWATER – NFL training camps have started for the preparation of the 2023 NFL season and all of the training camps and players will have reported by the middle of next week. The Pittsburgh Steelers and two former Oklahoma State Cowboys in quarterback Mason Rudolph and running back Jaylen Warren will report on Wednesday, July 26. Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah, a multiple Pro Bowl player and currently with the Miami Dolphins, pictured on this story, is the most veteran of OSU players going into his eighth season of NFL service.
In total there are 24 former Oklahoma State players signed and in NFL training camps, actually 23 and one exempt player in Philadelphia Eagles second-year offensive guard Josh Sills, who will learn his fate from off field issues from the commissioner. He can practice until that is known.
There are 24 players overall, 14 of those are scattered among 12 teams in the NFC. There are 10 players scattered among eight teams in the AFC. The most former Cowboys on any team roster is two, Dallas Cowboys (Devin Harper and Tyron Johnson), L.A. Rams (rookies Jason Taylor II and Tanner Brown), Baltimore Ravens (Justice Hill and Tylan Wallace), and Pittsburgh with Rudolph and Warren.
In all, there are only four rookies that have made it from the NFL Draft last April or being signed as an undrafted free agent. Safety Jason Taylor II and kicker Tanner Brown are with the Rams, deep snapper Matt Hembrough is in Arizona, and defensive end Tyler Lacy is with Jacksonville.
Below you will find all of the former Oklahoma State Cowboys in NFL training camps under the teams they are with. The lists are separated by conference AFC or NFC. The teams are listed with the camp location, camp report dates, and first preseason game. The players have their jersey number, position, height, weight, and their years of NFL experience.
AFC
| Baltimore Ravens | Under Armour Performance Center, Owings Mills, Md. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 12 vs. Philadelphia |
| 43 | Justice Hill | RB, 5-10, 197 | 5-years |
| 16 | Tylan Wallace | WR, 5-11, 198 | 3-years |
| Buffalo Bills | St. John Fisher University, Rochester, N.Y. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug 12 vs. Indianapolis |
| 15 | Marcel Ateman | WR, 6-4, 216 | 4-years |
| Cleveland Browns | Cross Country Mortgage Campus, Berea, Ohio | July 19-R/July 21-Vets | Aug. 3 vs. N.Y.Jets in Canton, Ohio |
| 38 | A.J. Green III | CB, 6-2, 198 | 3-years |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Miller Electric Center, Jacksonville, Fla. | July 21-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 12 at Dallas |
| 93 | Tyler Lacy | DE, 6-4, 285 | Rookie |
| Las Vegas Raiders | InterMountain Health Center, Henderson, Nev. | July 20-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 13 vs. San Francisco |
| 15 | Chris Lacy | WR, 6-3, 205 | 4-years |
| Los Angeles Chargers | Jack Hammett Sports Complex, Costa Mesa, Calf. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 12 vs. L.A. Rams |
| 57 | Amen Ogbongbemiga | LB, 6-0, 231 | 3-years |
| Miami Dolphins | Baptist Health Training Complex, Miami Gardens, Fla. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 11 vs. Atlanta |
| 91 | Emmanuel Ogbah | DE, 6-4, 278 | 8-years |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | St. Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa. | July 26-Full | Aug 11 at Tampa Bay |
| 2 | Mason Rudolph | QB, 6-5, 235 | 6-years |
| 30 | Jaylen Warren | RB, 5-8, 215 | 2-years |
Again, the NFC has the most number of former Oklahoma State players active in the NFL including last years top rookie sensation and NFL All-Rookie Team member in linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez. Picking up the nickname “Rodrigo” and becoming a Detroit Lions and national HBO Hard Knocks” sensation Malcolm Rodriguez is now a nationally known NFL star. His younger brother, Gabriel, is a freshman preferred walk-on safety this season for the Cowboys.
NFC
| Arizona Cardinals | State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Ariz. | July 25-Full | Aug. 11 vs. Denver |
| 39 | Matt Hembrough | LS, 6-3, 236 | Rookie |
| Atlanta Falcons | IBM Performance Field, Flowery Branch, Ga. | July 18-Full | Aug. 11 at Miami |
| 33 | Tre Flowers | CB. 6-3, 200 | 6-years |
| Dallas Cowboys | Marriott Residence Inn, Oxnard, Calf. | July 25-Full | Aug. 12 vs. Jacksonville |
| 50 | Devin Harper | LB, 6-0, 234 | 2-years |
| 80 | Tyron Johnson | WR, 6-1, 193 | 4-years |
| Carolina Panthers | Wofford College, Spartanburg, S.C. | July 25-Full | Aug. 12 vs. N.Y. Jets |
| 30 | Chuba Hubbard | RB, 6-1, 210 | 3-years |
| Chicago Bears | PNC Performance Center at Halas Hall, Lake Forest, Ill. | July 22-R/July 25-Vets | Aug 12 vs. Tennessee |
| 76 | Teven Jenkins | OL, 6-6, 321 | 3-years |
| Detroit Lions | Lions Training Center, Allen Park, Mich. | July 19-R/July 22-Vets | Aug. 11 vs. N.Y. Giants |
| 44 | Malcolm Rodriguez | LB, 5-11, 234 | 2-years |
| Los Angeles Rams | UC-Irvine, Irvine, Calf. | July 25-Full | Aug 12 vs. L.A. Chargers |
| 49 | Tanner Brown | K, 6-0, 177 | Rookie |
| 25 | Jason Taylor II | Saf, 6-0, 204 | Rookie |
| New Orleans Saints | Ochsmer Sports Training Center, Metarie, La. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 13 vs. Kansas City |
| 89 | James Washington | WR, 5-11, 213 | 6-years |
| New York Giants | Quest Diagnostoc Training Center, East Rutherford, N.J. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 11 at Detroit |
| 25 | Rodarius Williams | CB, 6-0, 195 | 3-years |
| Philadelphia Eagles | Nova Care Complex, Philadelphia, Pa. | July 12-Full | Aug. 12 at Baltimore |
| 73 | Josh Sills (exempt roster spot) | OG, 6-6, 325 | 2-years |
| San Francisco 49ers | SAP Performance Facility, Santa Clara, Calf. | July 18-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 13 at Las Vegas |
| 86 | Tay Martin | WR, 6-3, 185 | 1-year |
| Washington Commanders | OrthoVirginia Training Center at Commanders Park, Ashburn, Va. | July 21-R/July 25-Vets | Aug. 11 at Cleveland |
| 34 | Christian Holmes | CB, 6-1, 205 | 2-years |
