Cowboys' Offseason Moves: Master Plan or Winging It?

0:00On April 3rd, the Dallas Cowboys are leaving everyone scratching their heads this off season. They traded away their top defensive tackle, which weakened the defense without adding any firepower to the offense. Now they've got two picks in the top 20 of the draft, but it's unclear if they're building for the future or chasing a title right now. They shook things up more by trading for Rashan Gary from the Packers. Last year, he notched 7.5 sacks and forced one fumble, filling a big gap since the Cowboys' pass rush struggled hard. League execs are straight up baffled, wondering if these moves signal a real push beyond the playoff red. They've been stuck in for decades. One insider pointed out the draft picks have long term, but where's the proof they're going all in? The big question mark is, what they do with Whiteout George Pickens? Pairing him with CD Lam, who's averaging over 34 million a year on top of Dak Prescott's 60 million deal, that cap situation could get messy fast. League watchers keep debating if Dallas has a master plan or if they're just winging it, and we'll see how it plays out come draft night.