Undrafted Receiver Camden Brown Shines for Dallas in Preseason Debut

While the Dallas Cowboys’ top offensive weapons rested during Saturday’s exhibition matchup, undrafted free agent Camden Brown seized the opportunity to bolster his roster chances. In the team’s 17–7 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, Brown led all pass-catchers with three receptions for 62 yards and two touchdowns.

The performance highlighted the 22-year-old’s ability to make difficult plays in traffic, scoring on two highlight-reel grabs. With established stars like CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Ryan Flournoy inactive, the preseason opener served as a critical audition for the team’s depth positions. Brown, a Monroe, Louisiana, native, originally signed with Dallas in May after a collegiate career that included three seasons at Auburn and a final senior year at Georgia Southern.

Brown’s transfer to Georgia Southern proved highly productive in 2025. He secured 65 receptions for 1,079 yards and 14 touchdowns, earning Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year honors and a spot on the All-Sun Belt First Team. As the coaching staff evaluates the roster heading into the regular season, his explosive showing against Seattle provides a tangible data point in his favor.

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What to watch

• Dallas Cowboys’ depth chart updates following the second preseason game.
• Camden Brown’s snap counts and target share in upcoming exhibition matchups.
• Media rights strategies impacting partners like Comcast Corporation.

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