VENTURA, Calif. – The Cowboys are set to arrive in California at around 2 p.m. today. It marks the start of a journey in which their goal is to end a streak of 11 straight years without a playoff win and prove they are legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

But there are issues that remain unsettled before the start of training camp.

Three draft picks remain unsigned, including running back Felix Jones and cornerback Mike Jenkins, the team's first-round selections.

The team continues to talk with agent Eugene Parker, who represents both players.

Second-round pick Martellus Bennett is also unsigned, though he might be closer to a deal.

On Wednesday, the Cowboys signed their fourth-round pick, running back Tashard Choice, to a four-year contract. Financial terms were not disclosed.

There is only one veteran whose status is uncertain.

Wide receiver Terry Glenn is still refusing to sign a split salary agreement that would give him $500,000 should he re-injure his right knee and be lost for the season. Glenn's agent, James Gould, has spoken to Cowboys officials but there has been no significant movement between the sides.

Glenn has declined to comment the last two days when asked if he would fly with the team to California.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said he would be surprised if a decision was not made regarding Glenn before the team arrives in California.