Much like their offensive line brothers at offensive tackle, the Dallas Cowboys’ guards have good stability up front but some questions about depth. With some key backups headed into free agency, Dallas may have to make a few moves this offseason to give themselves security in 2020. We … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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While many parts of the Dallas Cowboys’ 2020 roster need some makor work this offseason, the all-important offensive line thankfully isn’t one of them. But while all of last year’s starters are under contract for next season, some of the key depth options are not. Such is the … Read more
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It’s far from official at this point, but one of the NFL’s most tapped-in reporters shared yesterday that the Dallas Cowboys and Quarterback Dak Prescott are currently in a “stalemate” over his contract negotiations. Unless something changes soon, the likely outcome is Prescott being given the franchise tag. … Read more
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We already knew this was going be a crazy offseason for the Dallas Cowboys. But according to one NFL writer’s list, Dallas may have the most difficult free agency work of any team in the league in 2020. They boast the top names at three premier positions. Yesterday, … Read more
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A hot topic for the Dallas Cowboys’ 2020 offseason is what to do at the tight end position. The top two players, Jason Witten and Blake Jarwin are both free agents. Will the new coaching staff value either enough to bring them back, or could we be looking … Read more
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While Dak Prescott’s free agency is the story of the Cowboys’ 2020 offseason, Amari Cooper’s is right behind him. Throw in Randall Cobb and other concerns on the depth chart and wide receiver is a major concern in Dallas for the next few months. As you can see … Read more
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For years, the Dallas Cowboys had to play a dangerous game with managing “dead money” on their salary cap. There was constant restructuring and releasing of contracts to create cap space; constant deferment of cap issues from one years to the next. But as we prepare for the … Read more
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It’s not often that we discuss the fullback position. In fact, some NFL teams don’t carry one at all. But given Mike McCarthy’s track record for utilizing the FB in his offense, it’s definitely worth talking about as we preview the Dallas Cowboys’ 2020 offseason. Change isn’t likely … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys’ 2019 offseason was dominated by contract negotiations with Ezekiel Elliott, which went all the way down to just a few days before Week One. Thankfully, with Zeke and Tony Pollard both firmly planted on the roster, running back business in 2020 should be a lot … Read more
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For a few years now, Defensive Lineman Tyrone Crawford has held the distinction of having the worst contract on the Dallas Cowboys’ books. As we head into the 2020 offseason, that same bad contract leaves him most likely to be released to clear salary cap space. In fact, … Read more
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Back in September, just before the start of the regular season, the Dallas Cowboys gave Right Tackle La’el Collins a five-year extension on his contract worth $50 million. It was a bit of a surprise at the time, but the Cowboys look like geniuses now after Collins’ strong … Read more
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After attempting to rehab a hip injury in the offseason and through training camp, Tyrone Crawford was forced to go to injured reserve and have surgery to fix the issue. He’s become one of the more underrated player on the team and his absence was certainly felt in … Read more
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Quarterback contracts in the NFL are not based on who’s better or even necessarily what that player has earned. It’s a market position. A market position that fluctuates based on how much the salary cap goes up, as well as who just got paid. The Cowboys had their window … Read more
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Heading into the 2019 NFL Draft, one of the position groups the Dallas Cowboys needed to address was the offensive line. A lot of the focus was at tackle, where it was a fairly deep group because the Cowboys were likely to lose their starting right tackle in … Read more
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The key word buzzing around the Dallas Cowboys right now is contracts. From Dak Prescott to Ezekiel Elliott to Amari Cooper to Byron Jones, and with other young stars on the horizon, the team is looking for ways to hold on to as much of its talent as … Read more
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The log jam at the bottom of the wide receiver depth chart was one of the more interesting camp battles to watch as the Dallas Cowboys report to Oxnard this weekend. Yesterday, the Dallas Cowboys cleared that up a little when they released veteran Wide Receiver Allen Hurns … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys have done great work the last few years of shedding bad contracts and getting out of “salary cap hell.” However, even this relative fiscal paradise of 2019 isn’t perfect. Today, we’re going to look at the five worst deals that Dallas still has on the … Read more
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While our focus right now is on the 2019 offseason and games still to come this year, it’s hard not to look ahead to 2020. The majority of the current roster is either playing on expiring contracts or are just signed for one year, and even Head Coach … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys’ free agency has been a fairly interesting one. As usual, they remained quiet through the first wave of free agents, letting the top talent go elsewhere for big time contracts. Since then, they’ve been able to add pretty good veterans for excellent prices. They’ve been … Read more
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Every year around the middle of March, the NFL world goes crazy with the start of free agency. Teams and their fans get caught up in the idea of making those one or two big signings that could change the fortunes of their franchise. But does history show … Read more
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The NFL announced yesterday that the salary cap for the 2019 season will be set at $188.2 million. That’s $11 million more than last year, and the extra cash is welcome for the Dallas Cowboys as they have several expensive goals this offseason. While the increase is good … Read more
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