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It might be a little tougher than usual to spot wide receiver Cole Beasley at year's Cowboys training camp.

The former Little Elm and SMU standout buzzed his hair, doubling down on last year's dramatic trim to his flowing locks.

Me and Cole Beasley both putting in work at Prosper High School! I told him I'll see him at the TOP!💯🏈 pic.twitter.com/9Cv4eTnVZm — Jay Bias Jr. (@JayBiasJr) July 14, 2016

In a recent interview on KRLD-FM 105.3 The Fan, Beasley shared his thinking behind the new look.

"I don't know. I wasn't feeling it as much as I used to," Beasley said. "Maybe it's me getting older, maybe the heat. It was itching my neck a bit. I just got tired of it. Had to let it go."

Beasley said he even cut it himself.

"I don't pay for haircuts," he told the station.

Also this offseason, Beasley spent a couple days in Charlotte, N.C., working out with former NFL great Randy Moss, one of the Cowboy's idols growing up.

Beasley explained what a slot receiver like himself can learn from Moss, an outside receiver in his playing days.

"He's been around the game for a long time, so he knows what to work on as a wide receiver whether you're a slot or an outside guy," Beasley told The Fan. "I did mostly slot stuff with him but did a lot of stuff for the outside receivers too just because I want to get better at that and be able to do both. It was just interesting to see what kind of stuff he did to get open on routes and pick his brain a little bit."

Moss works out with lower weights and higher reps than Beasley is used to, he said.

So what's Moss like as a workout coach?

"He was yelling a lot. That surprised me a little bit," Beasley said. "He's a really down-to-earth guy. He's not a guy who thinks he's too good for anybody. Real cool person to be with. It was awesome just to see how down to earth he was."

Beasley even said Moss looks like he might still be in football shape.

"He don't look old at all. He looks like he's still playing. He pretty much worked out with us the whole time. He's still got it," he said.

Beasley also touched on what he's changed this offseason.

"I used to play a lot of basketball for conditioning because I feel like playing basketball relates a lot to playing the slot," Beasley told the station. "But this year I kind of stopped doing that and focused more on football drills and doing football stuff this offseason. I think it's worked out for me. I just think I've had a better routine, more than what I've had in previous seasons. It's worked out a lot better for me, I think."

He added that he's also eating better and drinking more water and feeling better because of it.

Beasley and the Cowboys head out to Oxnard, Calif., this week to start training camp. The first practice is Saturday.