Summary
The Dallas Cowboys plan to create up to $100 million in salary cap space by restructuring the contracts of several key players. This financial maneuver could allow the team to pursue new talent in free agency to strengthen their roster. The team aims to address weaknesses, particularly on defense, and improve their performance in future seasons.
Key Facts
- The Cowboys can free up $100 million in salary cap space by restructuring player contracts.
- Players involved in potential contract restructuring include Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and others.
- Restructuring these contracts was planned during their design to allow for cap flexibility.
- The team may still afford to sign star player George Pickens.
- Dallas aims to upgrade positions such as linebacker, safety, and edge rushers.
- The Cowboys have a good record of finding young talent in the NFL Draft.
- The team faced disappointment in their 2025 season, falling short of expectations.
- Cowboys' ownership is open to taking risks during the offseason to improve the team.
