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Dallas was never linked to Bobby Brown III, who ended up signing with the Carolina Panthers — but they should have been.
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If Josh Simmons, Kelvin Banks, or Tyler Booker are the highest-graded player on the Cowboys’ board, the roster presence of 2024 first-rounder Tyler Guyton shouldn’t stop personnel boss Will McClay fr...
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The Cowboys know they are underestimating the free agent market, but just aren't willing to change their ways.
The Cowboys retained some of their key players like defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, safety Markquese Bell and kick returner KaVontae Turpin. They also acquired veteran linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr. from the Tennessee Titans and cornerback Kaiir Elam from the Buffalo Bills. However, Dallas has yet to make a splashy addition from the open market.
The Dallas Cowboys have been rather proactive in free agency this season, with 10 new players walking through the doors, compared to one 12 months ago. But none are the big needle-moving players fans wanted. Instead, solid starters and rotational players have been the big item on the menu for the front office.
Cowboys fans learn how close Dak Prescott came to hitting free agency; Tet McMillan's old interview causes concern; is the team still shopping?
Cincinnati Bengals free agent Mike Hilton remains one of the best players left on the open market. While Hilton appeared to say goodbye to the Bengals, it has been interesting to speculate whether the team might end up bringing him back at some point this offseason.
Although Prescott has since received a new deal from the Cowboys, the hypothetical question was back in the spotlight Monday. The quarterback’s agent, Todd France, revealed some key details on the negotiations in a recent interview, highlighting Prescott’s willingness to “bet on himself.”
The Dallas Cowboys were surprisingly active in the first few weeks of free agency this year. At least in quantity if not in quality. As the first month of the NFL’s new year winds down, the Cowboys currently have 75 players on the active roster and already counting against the cap.
Stephen Jones says they've been talking with Micah Parsons and aren't concerned with how long it takes to get a new contract signed.
The Dallas Cowboys have been working to improve their roster during NFL free agency and there's been a clear goal in mind. The front office and coaching staff h
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