A collection of articles and blog posts about the Dallas Cowboys 2020 offseason, including trades, free agent signings, and draft.
For nearly three years two things have been synonymous with each other, The Dallas Cowboys and Earl Thomas. It all started once the star safety approached former head coach Jason Garrett following a 2017 Cowboys loss to the Seahawks and requested for the team to “come get me”. That was enough to throw Cowboys Nation into a frenzy with the fan base starved for an elite safety ever since the…
The Dallas Cowboys made a big splash by signing free agent pass rusher Everson Griffen. The veteran free agent was available for quite some time and it did not appear as though the Cowboys had expressed any real interest. That made all the more surprising when it was announced by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport via Tom Pelissero and Jane Slater. Griffen may be a little long in the tooth…
The 2020 Dallas Cowboys training camp is scheduled to begin next month. Whether or not that actually happens is largely up in the air thanks to the ongoing global pandemic. However, until I am told otherwise, I will continue to assume that everything will start as scheduled. Dallas Cowboys training camp will be a lot different this year, and not just because of everything that is going on in the…
Being a fan of the Dallas Cowboys, “America’s Team”, has a lot of advantages. There a plenty of prime time games, you can find Cowboys gear pretty much anywhere in the country, away games are like home games, and they are always being talked about no matter what happens on the field. Sometimes though, all that exposure reaches a boiling point. Sometimes, the same Dallas Cowboys news topics get talked…
History is destined to repeat itself and that appears to be happening with the Dallas Cowboys this offseason. A high profile safety, unhappy with his current contract situation, wants to be traded and the Dallas Cowboys are his preferred destination. The Dallas Cowboys are also interested in acquiring him, but his current team is asking for more than the Cowboys are willing to pay. Sound familiar? This time instead of…
The Dak Prescott contract negotiations have stalled with the Dallas Cowboys for well over a year now and the two sides appear not to be able to agree on either one or more of the following issues: guaranteed money, fully guaranteed money upon signing, or number of years. As the July 15th deadline approaches and still no Dak Prescott contract negotiated, it is growing increasingly likely that the star quarterback…
The Dallas Cowboys defensive line was a major area of need heading into free agency and they addressed that by signing two former Panthers defensive tackles Gerald McCoy and Dontari Poe. Both players are a little long in the tooth and both came relatively cheap but they should be an upgrade at a position that has long been neglected by the front office. What is most encouraging about these two…
The Dallas Cowboys have been notoriously prudent when it comes to spending money on free agents ever since they ran into salary cap issues several years ago. This year the Cowboys finally have a substantial amount of cap space to play with but they also have a long list of free agents they need to resign. In addition to that they also intend to negotiate a long-term contract with QB…
The list of current Dallas Cowboys free agents is notable and goes well beyond Dak Prescott, Amari Cooper, and Byron Jones. The team has already made it known that they will not bring back Bryon Jones but there are several other players that will need to be replaced as well. The Cowboys will look to address some of those departures in the draft but they will also have to be…
The Dallas Cowboys have a ton of cap space entering the 2020 season but they also have a long list of free agents to consider re-signing. The top priority is quite obvious and has been for over a year now but beyond that there is potential for debate. These are the top Dallas Cowboys free agents in order of priority heading into the 2020 offseason. 1. Dak Prescott, QB To…