Cowboys Restructure Contracts, Clear Cap Space

0:00On March 1st, the Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for free agency by restructuring contracts for quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver's CD-LAM, and offensive guard Tyler Smith. These moves cleared $66 million in cap space on Saturday, putting the team under the salary cap for the first time recently. Earlier this week, they released linebacker Logan Wilson to free of $6.5 million after being about $30 million over. Senator Jerry Jones also plans to revert deals for defensive tackles, Kenny Clark, Quint and Williams, and Osa Odidi Zua, who count for around $63 million against the cap. Fans and analysts see this as a smart play, positioning America's team to chase big names when free agency kicks off on March 11th. It comes after tough lessons from past drafts, like chasing raw athletic traits without production. At the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, Cowboys vice president of Player Personnel will McClay warn that traits alone can lead to trouble if players do.

1:02Not know how to use them. He stressed balancing measurables with on-field smarts, citing past picks that fell short. Eyes are on past rushers like Auburn's 6-foot 6-caljerk falk and Miami's Akim Mesador during Combine Drills, while the team should steer clear. A free agent linebacker, Ki Walker, due to his coverage struggles. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves. With the off-season heating up, Dallas looks prime for aggressive moves.