Cowboys Rebuild with QB Howell, Defensive Gary

0:00On March 12, the Dallas Cowboys wrapped up a tough 2025 season with a 7-win 9-loss 1-tie record missing the playoffs for the second year in a row. Quarterback deck press got still shown, earning a pro bowl spot with solid numbers and the team restructured his contract along with others to free up. About $66 million in cap space. That extra room let them dive into free agency, starting with signing Quarterback Sam Howe who spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles. Howe joins press got in Joe Milton in a crowded quarterback room. They also had to make room by releasing Will Greer, a familiar face who bounced around the league after his draft days with the Carolina Panthers. Greer had stints with Dallas before, mostly on the practice squad, but now he's out despite a recent reserve future deal. Meanwhile, the Cowboys added depth elsewhere, signing safety's Jalen Thompson and PJ. Lock while trading for defensive in Rashan Gary from the Green Bay Packers to bolster the line. With the all season heating up, Dallas aims to build a stronger roster and chase a playoff return in 2026.