A collection of articles and blog posts concerning the Dallas Cowboys wide receivers from the past, present, and future of the franchise.
The Dallas Cowboys may be the odds on favorite to land former All Pro wide receiver and Super Bowl Champion Odell Beckham JR in free agency but the majority of Cowboys fans are not buying it. Not without good reason either. As fans of the most marketable and high profile franchise in the National Football league, members of Cowboys Nation are accustomed to being identified as the favorite to land…
Several quality wide receivers could be Dallas Cowboys draft targets in the early rounds of the 2022 NFL draft. After the Cowboys traded Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns and lost Cedrick Wilson in free agency, there is a significant hole at the wide receiver position. Luckily there is no shortage of wide receiver talent available in the draft and here are a few options for the Cowboys to consider:…
The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver trio of Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb, and Michael Gallup are widely considered to be among the best in the NFL. Before Dak Prescott‘s season came to an abrupt end in 2020, they were all well on pace to achieve their goal of each recording 1000 yards receiving for the season. With an extra game on the schedule in 2021, and hopefully a healthy Dak Prescott,…
The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver group is arguably the best in the league, or at the very least the best top three. While they lack a truly dominant number one wide receiver such as Michael Thomas, DeAndre Hopkins, or Julio Jones, Amari Cooper is in that conversation. Cooper is certainly a top 10 and possibly a top 5 talent at his position. Coop is considered one of the premier route…
Should Cowboys fans “hate” or “celebrate” CeeDee Lamb getting #88? When CeeDee Lamb announced that he will wear #88 for the Dallas Cowboys, the reaction by many fans came as somewhat as a surprise. The number 88 has a rich history with the Dallas Cowboys and it has become somewhat of a tradition for prominent wide receivers to wear that number. Drew Pearson was the original 88, followed by Michael…
The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver group is the deepest it has been for a long time. Just last season, it was considered the weakest position group on the team. That was until the team traded a 1st round pick for Amari Cooper which sparked a 7-2 finish to the season, a division title, and a playoff victory. This year, Cowboys fans are much more optimistic about the wide receiver group…
The current group of Dallas Cowboys wide receivers is considered to be among the leagues worst on paper. Many fans and experts had very low expectations for them after a disappointing season in 2017. Low expectations have now turned to absolute panic after the Cowboys cut former #1 WR Dez Bryant in April. The Cowboys also lost out in free agency on the targeted replacement for Dez, Sammy Watkins. Then…
The Dallas Cowboys current group of starting wide receivers is arguably the best in the entire NFL with Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, and rookie CeeDee Lamb. It is yet to be determined how impactful each one’s career will be in Dallas but there is a good chance that at least one of them will rank among the franchises best ever when all is said and done. That raises the question,…
Compared to their division rivals, the Cowboys are underwhelming at the wide receiver position. Dez Bryant is a beast, and following two injury plagued seasons, has had a tremendous training camp. Look for him to have a bounce back season. The rest of the core contributors Terrance Williams, Brice Butler and Cole Beasley are returning this season. This is great for second year sensation Dak Prescott, who has built a…