Cowboys' Roster Uncertainty: Hooker, Mingo, Schoonmaker

0:00On March 24th, the Dallas Cowboys had a busy offseason after missing the playoffs again, signing new players in free agency and keeping some key names. But as training camp nears, a few current roster members face uncertain futures and could get cut before week one. Take safety. Malik Hooker, for example. The 29-year-old just signed a one-year deal worth $5 million after starting 12 games last season, despite a foot injury. With the team's defense struggling in the secondary and a new coordinator in place, plus free agent additions like Jalen Thompson and PJ Lock. Dallas might turn to younger options from the draft. Why receiver Jonathan Mingo is another name in question. Dallas traded a fourth round pick for him last November, but injuries limited him to six games with just one catch for 25 yards. Even after a one-year restructure at about $1.1 million, the Cowboys' interest in draft prospects could push him out. Meanwhile, tight-in Luke Schoonmaker, a former second-round pick, played all 17 games last

1:03year, but saw his stats drop to 14 catches for. 132 yards. He has not met expectations in three seasons, and the team might prefer back up Breven's fan forward instead. Training Campbell shaked things up at these positions, giving fans plenty to watch as the Cowboys build toward a stronger season. Watch your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.