Cowboys free up $47M but let key lineman walk, and it’s not good news for Dak Prescott
The offseason in Dallas started with financial adjustments. Soon after, the offensive line picture shifted.The Dallas Cowboys created roughly $47 million in salary cap space after restructuring contracts for Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Tyler Smith, according to salary data from Spotrac. The move gives the organization room to maneuver as the league prepares for NFL free agency, which begins March 11.Around the same time, the team made a quieter roster decision. The Cowboys are not expected to tender interior offensive lineman Brock Hoffman, meaning the 26-year-old will reach the open market.Jake Ferguson and the Cavinder sisters are captivated by a Mexican drinkThe combination of those two decisions shows Dallas prioritizing financial flexibility while accepting change along the offensive line.Cowboys prioritize financial flexibility entering free agencyThe restructures were significant for Dallas. Before the move, the Cowboys were navigating a tight […]