Dallas Cowboys headlines: Kirk Cousins to Dallas? Respecting Dez

ARLINGTON, TX - NOVEMBER 30: Kirk Cousins #8 of the Washington Redskins and Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys meet on the field after the Cowboys 38-14 win at AT&T Stadium on November 30, 2017 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images)
ARLINGTON, TX - NOVEMBER 30: Kirk Cousins #8 of the Washington Redskins and Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys meet on the field after the Cowboys 38-14 win at AT&T Stadium on November 30, 2017 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) /
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Would the Dallas Cowboys even considering adding quarterback Kirk Cousins to their roster? We’ll talk about that and more in today’s headlines!

After a down season, could Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott get downgraded to backup for a free agent like Kick Cousins? One NFL insider thinks it’s a possibility.

Plus, a Cowboys insider believes she sees a way that wide receiver Dez Bryant might be willing to take a pay cut this offseason. We’ll discuss those hot topics and more in the best of today’s Cowboys’ headlines!

Don’t Count Dallas Out Of Kirk Cousins Sweepstakes – CBS DC

First off, how is adding Kirk Cousins to the Dallas Cowboys roster “Dak-Friendly”? It’s the exact opposite! Even those who are upset about having Dak Prescott under center are likely doing a double-take at the idea of whipping out a max deal for Cousins in Big D.

At this point, would Cousins be considered an upgrade over Prescott? Probably so. But clearly Dak has plenty of upside, he’s the far cheaper option and the Cowboys appear to be all-in on him right now. I see zero chance of Cousins coming Dallas other than to play the Cowboys as the quarterback of the opposing team .. or maybe on vacation or something.

Slater explains one condition under which Dez would take pay cut – NFL.com

In the above video interview, NFL Network’s Jane Slater says she believes Dez Bryant would consider taking a pay cut this offseason if the Cowboys made an offer that still respected the 29-year old wide receiver. She believes it’s all about the approach, and I’d have to agree. Maybe something more incentive-based would be easier to swallow.

Why the chances of the Cowboys keeping Anthony Hitchens might be slim – Dallas Morning News

There seems to be a lot of obstacles standing between the Cowboys and Anthony Hitchens this offseason. Money, of course, being the biggest. With defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence still to sign or tag plus a long-term deal looming for guard Zack Martin, Hitchens may simply be out of Dallas’ price range. It’s believed that the Indianapolis Colts, with Matt Eberflus as their new defensive coordinator, could be Dallas’ toughest competitor for Hitchen’s services.

Alumni 5: Adewale Ogunleye (on Larry Allen) – MiamiDolphins.com

Here’s a nice mention by a former NFL defender about going up against Hall of Fame offensive guard Larry Allen. Stories of Allen’s super human strength are the stuff of legends. Add this one to the woodpile.

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VIDEO: Catching Up With Cooper Rush: QB looks back at 1st year in NFL – WILX.com

The story of Cooper Rush in Dallas has just begun. But it’s off to a fairy tale start. Last preseason, the undrafted free agent out of Central Michigan shocked watchers with a near perfect performance every time he was under center. Expectations are sky high in Year Two for the backup to put on an aerial display in his second preseason as a pro.