Tight end Dalton Schultz reportedly plans to attend Dallas Cowboys' mandatory minicamp on Tuesday after skipping part of voluntary OTAs.
According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, contract talks between the Cowboys and Schultz have "picked up" in recent days, although "no deal is imminent." Schultz has already signed his $10.931 million franchise tender, meaning he will play at that salary on a one-year deal in 2022 if he and the Cowboys are unable to agree to a long-term contract by July 15.
Pelissero reported last week that Schultz was sitting out the remainder of voluntary OTAS as he was "frustrated" by the lack of progress toward a long-term deal.