NFL Execs Slam Cowboys' Offseason Moves

0:00On April 5th, the Dallas Cowboys made waves this off-season by holding onto their high-powered offense, but NFL executives aren't buying the hype. In a new survey from Mike Sando at the Athletic, team leaders gave Dallas low marks for their moves overall. One big move was trading a 2027 fourth-round pick for Ed Resher-Roshan Gary from the Green Bay Packers. Gary had just posted a goodbye to Packer's fans, and everyone figured he'd hit free agency as a cap cut any day. Players called it, impatient overpaying. Other teams like the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans waited out similar situations with players like Elton Jenkins grabbing them after release. Without giving up draft capital, meanwhile, insiders see Dallas as all talk and no walk. They generate tons of buzz and clicks, but when push comes to shove, the Cowboys just spin their wheels without real upgrades. That gap between fan excitement and league skepticism could shape how Dallas stacks up come training camp.