Cowboys Restructure, Eye Big Free Agency Moves

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for free agency after clearing major salary cap hurdles. They restructured deals for quarterback Dak Prescott, receiver seating lamb, and left guard Tyler Smith, turning a $55 million overage, and to about $66 million of fresh space under the $301.2 million cap. This system up nicely as the new league year kicks off on March 11th. Senator Jerry Jones has pledged to get aggressive in the market, and one big move looks close to home. Kicker brand and Aubrey, one of their own free agents, is expected to ink a long-term contract that would make him the highest paid kicker in the NFL, likely topping $7 million a year and resetting the positions market. Fans are buzzing with mixed signals from insiders though. Some reports paint the Cowboys as their usual quiet sales and free agency, sticking to a conservative history despite the cap relief. Others highlight the team's need to rebuild their past rush after trading Micah Parsons.

1:03On the rumour front, analysts are split too. One bowl prediction has them landing star-edge Russia-Tray Henderson to bolster their defense while. Chatter swirls around a franchise tag, or extension for receiver George Pickens. No interest in big names like Stefan Diggs, focusing instead on depth. With more restructures planned for defensive tackles, Dallas seems poised to mix retention with targeted ads, keeping their eyes on a stronger 20-26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run. 26 run.