Cowboys Free Up $66M, Plan Big Spending Spree

0:00On March 4th, the Dallas Cowboys have restructured the contracts of quarterback Dak Prescott and offensive lineman Tyler Smith. This move freed up about $47 million in salary cap space just before free agency starts next week. They plan to tweak wider-ceiver CD-lams the old soon too. That should push their total caproom to around $66 million. Team owner and general manager Jerry Jones also mentioned reviewing contracts for their three defensive tackles to unlock even more flexibility. Jones has been clear about ramping up spinning this off-season. At the NFL Combine last week, he promised they'd go bigger than before in free agency. He's even open to dipping into future cap space to make it happen. The focus seems sharp on bolstering the defense after last season's performance. Jones believes they don't need a total overhaul. Just solid gains to back up their strong offense and push deeper into the playoffs. He stressed avoiding heavy reliance on unproven rookies. With this cap breathing room, the Cowboys

1:00looks set to chase proven veterans aggressively and build momentum right away. With this cap breathing room, the Cowboys look set to chase proven veterans aggressively and build momentum right away. Up to the nin Vergleich back to their s archive and showing off their strong offense and push deeper into the playoffs. He's his captain overheating home. He stretched avoiding heavy rely anticipated, exploiting the run over好了 on disability, slight them坈. With this cap Breathing Room