Cowboys Restructure Contracts, Under Salary Cap

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Dallas Cowboys started the offseason 56 million dollars over the salary cap, but they've turned that around fast. Owner Jerry Jones promised they'd be active players if they could free up space, and now they're under the cap after key contract restructures. First, they reworked deals for quarterback Dak Prescott and left guard Tyler Smith, creating $47 million in relief. That happened earlier this week, according to reports from ESPN Insiders. Right after, they restructured wide receiver CD-LAMS contract 2, bumping the total savings to $66 million. LAMS 4 year, $160 million deal, from 2024, was carrying a big hit. Fans and analysts see this as a huge win, setting the team up for free agency moves, Jones hyped. It shows they're serious about building a contender without cutting corners.

1:00More tweaks could come, like restructuring defensive tackles quinnon Williams for $14 million, or OSA-Odi-Gizua for $12 million. They might also adjust defensive tackle tarant steals $18 million hit, or renegotiate with nose tackle Kenny Clarke to ease his $21 point, $5 million burden and that security. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. Do you know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all. It's O-L-I, S-O-L-I, S-O-L-L-I, S-O-L-L-I, S-O-L-L-I, S-O-L-I, S-O-L-I, P-L-O, dot com.