Cowboys Waive Winfrey, Seek Cap Relief

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys waved defensive tackle Perry and Winfrey this week. The 25-year-old played just one game for them this season, logging 34 snaps and two tackles against the chargers in week 16. He spent most of the year on injury reserve due to a preseason back injury. Winfrey joined the Cowboys right before training camp after a standout year with the UFL's Birmingham stallions where he earned all UFL honors. Drafted in the fourth round by the Cleveland Browns back in 2022, he has appeared in 15 NFL games total and now looks for his fourth. Team heading into 20-26. The Cowboys have a solid group at defensive tackle with Quinten Williams, Kenny Clark, Osa Oda-Gazooa and Solomon Thomas anchoring the line this past, season. They also have a track record of success with stallions players like wide receiver Cavante Turpin and kicker Brandon Aubrey. To manage their roster, Dallas is eyeing Capri Leaf ahead of next year. That core trio of Williams, Clark and Oda-Gazooa is projected to eat up about $64 million

1:03against the Cap, but team owner and general. Manager Jerry Jones hinted at recent NFL combine talks that they plan to restructure deals and spread out the costs. With depth in place and financial tweaks on the way, the Cowboys are positioning themselves strong for another run in 20-26.