Cowboys' Offseason: Big Moves, Key Talent

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys are off to their most active offseason in years, with nearly 10 moves already under their belt. They kick things off by signing running back Jervante Williams to a 3-year deal worth $24 million, including $16 million. Guaranteed. Just days later, on February 27th, they slapped a franchise tag on Wyver Seever George Pickens, locking him in for a potential. $27.3 million one-year deal. Here this week, the front office restructured contracts for quarterback Dak Prescott, Wyver Seever CD-LAM, and Guard Tyler Smith, freeing up. $66 million in cap space to get under the salary cap. This gives them room to maneuver without adding new cash right away. Fans are buzzing about the sudden productivity from owner Jerry Jones and the team, a welcome change after leaner years. These steps secure key talent like Williams, who rush for over 1200 yards last season, and keep office of firepower intact amid high.

1:02Expectations. The smaller tweaks include, signing quarterback Will Greer, to a reserve futures deal as a third string option, releasing linebacker Logan Wilson to. Save $6.5 million, and placing a second round tender on Guard TJ Bass to protect their line depth. Yesterday brought tenders for quarterback Reddy Stewart, signaling a future role under the new defensive coordinator while letting Center Guard Brock. Hodmin had free agency after solid depth play. With cat flexibility in hand, expect more big swings on defense soon to build a contender. HODMAN HIT FREE AGENCY AFTER SALAD DEATH PLAY. With cat flexibility in hand, expect more big swings on defense soon to build a contender. HODMAN HIT FREE AGENCY AFTER SALAD DEATH PLAY. With cat flexibility in hand, expect more big swings on defense soon to build a contender.