Three Dallas Cowboys that need to improve the most this offseason

Let’s take a look at which current Dallas Cowboys players need to improve the most this offseason in order for the Cowboys to succeed moving forward.

Offseason workouts begin next week for the Dallas Cowboys. Let’s take a look at which current players on the roster can improve the most.

Every season each team in the NFL goes through a roster turnover. America’s Team is no different. This year is a bit different from years past, as they have had so many veterans move on to new squads.

As players are exiting and new players are entering via the draft and free agency, bubble players are put on alert. Which bubble players on the current roster could make the most improvements?

Wide receiver Lucky Whitehead

Whitehead has shown brief flashes of being a brilliant weapon in the Dallas scheme. At times he has even looked like a great return-man. He clearly has the potential to be an above average player.

However, his antics off the field, and inconsistencies on it have cut his playing time short. Whether it be his Snap Chat theatrics or fumbling the ball, Lucky has been unlucky at times. As a result he has had fewer opportunities to get on the field and improve.

If Whitehead hopes to stick on with Dallas he better become more consistent very quickly.

Defensive End DeMarcus Lawrence

Tank Lawrence is one of the most frustrating players on the roster, in my opinion. He has shown flashes of brilliance, and been great in the postseason. During the regular season though, he is invisible.

After trading up to grab Lawrence early in the second round a few years ago, the Cowboys were expecting him to be a great sack man.

Injuries have derailed Lawrence more than anything else, but the NFL waits on no man. Tank is going to have to put it all together and push to reach that next level. If not, he may not be in the silver and blue for much longer.

Offensive tackle Chaz Green

Much like Lawrence, Green’s main issue has been health. While on the field Green has looked like an above average tackle.

Green started a game at left tackle, and right tackle. He looked decent for a first time starter in both positions.

After the retirement of Doug Free, America’s Team needs Green to improve greatly. There is a huge hole at right tackle, and it would be nice for a previous third round pick to fill that hole.

There is other players I could spotlight, but I believe these three could improve and help the team the most.

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As the work for next season kicks off this week, they will have the chance to stake their claim on the final 53-man roster. With enough hard work they may get the opportunity to help their team take the next step.