Did the Dallas Cowboys miss an opportunity to improve when they franchised tagged Dak Prescott? The answer is yes in this scenario.
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Did the Dallas Cowboys improve by signing Amari Cooper and tagging Dak Prescott? Recent NFL history would suggest the Cowboys will struggle.
The Dallas Cowboys can not afford to re-sign corner Byron Jones. The salary cap forces hard roster decisions. Have the Cowboys made the right one?
The Dallas Cowboys and their quarterback Dak Prescott will soon be at a contract impasse. Which side will budge in this game of contract chicken?
Drafting a safety in the first round will be a mistake. The Dallas Cowboys need to trade down to afford their top-heavy roster.
Dallas Cowboys must use the franchise tag to extend Dak Prescott. The consequences of getting this contract wrong will have long lasting impacts.
Would trading Dak Prescott help the Cowboys chances to win the Super Bowl. Or, would paying him a contract averaging more than $30 million get them closer?
Dak Prescott has exceeded everyone's expectations. But is he good enough to take the Cowboys to the Super Bowl and hoist the Lombardi trophy?
Amari Cooper will soon be a free agent. Do the Dallas Cowboys odds of winning the Super Bowl increase if they don't re-sign on the talented wide receiver?
The Dallas Cowboys need to understand the difference between winning and losing in the playoffs. The team should construct their roster with this in mind.
The Dallas Cowboys have begun their preparations for the 2020 season. The team has 25 unrestricted free agents - how will they build next years roster.
The Dallas Cowboys hired a new coach this week. Here is the case for keeping former offensive line coach Marc Colombo on new coach Mike McCarthy's staff.
With the 2019 season over, the plans for the 2020 season are underway. The Cowboys should reflect on what separated them from the twelve playoff teams.
The 2019 season for the Dallas Cowboys ended with a mediocre 8-8 record. The coaches will be blamed for the failure but that might be short-sighted.
With Week Seventeen here, the 2019 NFL regular season is almost over. Are the Dallas Cowboys the biggest disappointment in the league?
The Dallas Cowboys traveled to Philadelphia to play the Eagles on Sunday and lost. Here's why the Cowboys won't compete with the Eagles long term.
The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles are tied for the NFC East division lead. The Cowboys 2019 playoff chances comes down to the final two games.
A few observations from the Dallas Cowboys win over the Los Angeles Rams. There was some good, some bad and some downright ugly play.
Whether Cowboys Nation likes it or not, change is coming. Chances are it is not the change that the team desperately needs.
Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper are two key unrestricted free agents on the Dallas Cowboys. The Front Office can't afford to over pay these talented players.