Cowboys Free Up $50M for Free Agency, Draft

0:00On March 4th, the Dallas Cowboys just freed up a bunch of salary cap space right before the new NFL League year kicks off next week. They restructured quarterback Dak Prescott's contract, which created about $31 million in room, and left tackle Tyler Smith's deal, adding another $17.6 million. That move gives a team nearly $50 million total to play with as they gear up for free agency and the draft. Prescott remains locked in through the 2028 season, though his contract has some void years at the end to manage the cap. Long term, was Smith assigned all the way to 2030. With this flexibility now in place, the Cowboys look ready to make some big roster moves and stay competitive in the NFC East.