Cowboys Let Go of Hoffman, Eagles Could Benefit

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys kicked off their offseason by deciding not to tend to restricted free agent Brock Hoffman, letting the... 26-year-old interior mime-man become an unrestricted free agent. Hoffman started 14 games over the last two seasons at Centering Guard, serving as a reliable debt piece on a modest contract. Earlier this week, head coach Brian Schatenheimer praised Hoffman and another restricted free agent, TJ Bass, calling them studs and glue pieces. Who could start out asware? Despite that, the team chose not to keep Hoffman restricted, adding him to a list of 22 free agents heading into next year, including names. Like Kenneth Murray and Donovan Wilson, fans reacted with plenty of frustration, questioning the move amid owner Jerry Jones' talk of going all in. Some see it as a chance for Hoffman to land a bigger role, while others worry about losing valuable versatility of front. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles could benefit, as their offensive line faces questions with guard Landon Dickerson's injury history, and Cam.

1:02Jurgen's occasional struggles last season. Analysts, like Mauricio Rodriguez, express surprise at Dallas' choice, noting Hoffman's start of potential, might make him a smart pick-up for Philly. This subtraction highlights the Cowboys' roster tweaks for flexibility as free agency and the draft near, setting the stage for bigger swings ahead in. They are aggressive, off-season push. They are aggressive, off-season push.