Summary
The Dallas Cowboys are $53.1 million over their salary cap for 2026. Team owner Jerry Jones plans to restructure contracts of key players like Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb to create $66 million in cap space to make room for free agent signings.
Key Facts
- The Dallas Cowboys are currently $53.1 million over the NFL salary cap for the year 2026.
- Jerry Jones, the team's owner, aims to be more active in acquiring players through free agency.
- The Cowboys plan to restructure contracts of players including quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb.
- By restructuring these contracts, the team aims to free up $66 million in cap space.
- Adding "voidable years" to contracts is one of the financial strategies considered, which allows more flexibility in spending.
- Jerry Jones has emphasized his focus on winning a Super Bowl and is willing to adjust finances accordingly.
