The Dallas Cowboys have seen several starters and r
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otational players leave via free agency, which has left the franchise with a lot to do and little capital to do it with.
Entering free agency, all eyes were on the Dallas Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones after his “all in” comments. We now know (think?) that Jerry’s words were intended to reference the planned contract extensions of Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and potentially Micah Parsons.
Still, nothing has happened on that front, and as free agency began, the Cowboys were ravaged by other teams … and by their own voluntary decisions. To wit, Dallas’ free agency scorecard at the moment.
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