To say the Dallas Cowboys have had an uneventful few days in free agency is an understatement. The Cowboys, like the other 31 NFL teams, have had equal opportunity to contact players and their representatives, beginning with the permissible tampering period. Nonetheless, the Cowboys have remained largely unchanged.
To say the Dallas Cowboys have had an uneventful few days in free agency is an understatement. The Cowboys, like the other 31 NFL teams, have had equal opportunity to contact players and their representatives, beginning with the permissible tampering period. Nonetheless, the Cowboys have remained largely unchanged.
It’s another strange move by the Cowboys, who claim to want to improve yet don’t take the necessary steps. Since last year’s trade deadline, Dallas has not made a single move to enhance their club, despite the fact that their conference rivals, the San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, and even the Seattle Seahawks, have all improved by dealing for crucial pieces.
For those who may have forgotten, the Cowboys were essentially killed in the NFC Divisional Round by the Green Bay Packers, failing to advance to the NFC Championship Game once more, leaving many in the Dallas area searching for reasons.
The 2024 season has the opportunity to settle a lot of unanswered issues after such an
Prescott is coming off the best statistical year of his career, with 4,516 yards, 36 touchdowns, and nine interceptions. He will be a significant salary cap charge for the Cowboys in 2024, accounting for about $60 million, making a prospective contract a critical decision on Dallas’ behalf.
Dak Prescott’s return and new contract necessitate aid from the Cowboys front office for succession.
If Prescott wants to win another long and costly extension from the Cowboys, he’ll have to prove his worth again, possibly even more than quarterback did before his previous one. However, that street works both ways, with Prescott, the Cowboys, and their front office collaborating to achieve success. One cannot live without the other.
As good as Prescott
“Get ready to shoulder the blame, Dak, because I don’t see any help coming your way unless a miracle happens,” Bryant said on his X account. “Everybody in the NFC East improved during free agency except the Cowboys. “The draft will not be sufficient.”
Spotrac reported that 39 running backs were free agents at the start of the NFL’s new year. The Cowboys have yet to sign one of them, but 13 have found new homes. The ones that have already signed are the best of the bunch, as the Cowboys either failed to reach an agreement with any of them or never even tried. Even worse, the Cowboys saw their division rivals sign three of them.
