Cowboys Face Busy Offseason with Free Agents

0:00On March 6, the NFL free agency tampering window opens on March 9, and the Dallas Cowboys face a busy off-season with more than a dozen. Unrestricted free agents ready to hit the market. Standouts include defensive ins, like Tadevian Clowney, who notched eight and a half sacks in 13 games last season, along with Sam Williams, Dante Fowler Jr, and Peyton Turner. On offense and special teams, names like Wyre C. Vergel and Tolbert, running back mild sanders, and offensive lineman, Brock Hoffman and Hakeem. Adoniji could draw interest from other teams. Several Cowboys also qualify as restricted free agents, giving Dallas the right to match outside offers. That group feature safety, Juan Ye Thomas, offensive lineman, TJ Bass, and all pro kicker Brandon Aubrey. The team plans to slap second-round tenders on Aubrey and Bass to protect them, Juan Negotiations continued to make Aubrey the league's highest paid, kicker, veteran safety. Donovan Wilson has been a mainstay since 2019, starting 75 games with eight interceptions and nine forced fumbles.

1:04Special teams A C.J. Goodwin has thrived on one-year deals, and fans hope the Cowboys bring him back for more of the same. Losing these depth pieces could hurt, especially after injuries plagued the offensive line. Meanwhile, Wyre C. Vergel's pickings won't hit free agency after the Cowboys slapped him with the non-exclusive franchise tag. Fresh off a breakout year, with 1049 receiving yards and nine touchdowns alongside Dak Prescott. Both sides want A A. Long-term deal. If no agreement comes, he plays next season on a 27.3 million dollar one-year contract. As Dallas eyes roster tweaks, expect moves to retain key talent in bolster than lies before the new league year starts. This shapes up as a pivotal stretch for the Cowboys future.