Btw: Moody is the K that Dallas wanted. They would have taken him 7th or possibly 6th round. SF took him in the 3rd round...

I’d say the #Cowboys go with Hunter Luepke over Malik Davis & Rico Dowdle because Luepke gives them power, something they don’t currently have after losing Zeke. Luepke’s versatility is a huge weapon.

They gave him $200k in guaranteed money. They’re excited about him. https://t.co/Cml31hqmWk pic.twitter.com/2SagyetZIX

— Ernie (@es3_09) April 30, 2023

I'm shocked they allowed the audio but this is very insightful

1) surprised this audio was released

2) intrigued by the “depth” he is talking about at OL. Based on what they have said, they don’t even have a starting level LG. Makes me think yet another smoke screen and they actually will play Tyler Smith at LG. https://t.co/XXOpBuceQ9

— Nick Herrera (@Nick_Herrera34) May 1, 2023

#CowboysNation, get your tissues ready 🥹🤧

Chris Vaughn of the scouting department made the call to his son, @C_Vaughn22, to tell him he’s officially a member of the #DallasCowboys 📞#CowboysDraft | @ATT pic.twitter.com/MszgQpRmhl

— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) April 30, 2023

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I’d say the #Cowboys go with Hunter Luepke over Malik Davis & Rico Dowdle because Luepke gives them power, something they don’t currently have after losing Zeke. Luepke’s versatility is a huge weapon.

They gave him $200k in guaranteed money. They’re excited about him. https://t.co/Cml31hqmWk pic.twitter.com/2SagyetZIX

— Ernie (@es3_09) April 30, 2023

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Looks like a UDFA steal. And they signed him immediately. Right off the bat he's our short yardage guy

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I'm shocked they allowed the audio but this is very insightful

1) surprised this audio was released

2) intrigued by the “depth” he is talking about at OL. Based on what they have said, they don’t even have a starting level LG. Makes me think yet another smoke screen and they actually will play Tyler Smith at LG. https://t.co/XXOpBuceQ9

— Nick Herrera (@Nick_Herrera34) May 1, 2023

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If they had just taken OCyrus Torrance in Rd 2....

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I’d say the #Cowboys go with Hunter Luepke over Malik Davis & Rico Dowdle because Luepke gives them power, something they don’t currently have after losing Zeke. Luepke’s versatility is a huge weapon.

They gave him $200k in guaranteed money. They’re excited about him. https://t.co/Cml31hqmWk pic.twitter.com/2SagyetZIX

— Ernie (@es3_09) April 30, 2023

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Looks like a UDFA steal. And they signed him immediately. Right off the bat he's our short yardage guy

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Should end any discussion of Zeke coming back

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I’d say the #Cowboys go with Hunter Luepke over Malik Davis & Rico Dowdle because Luepke gives them power, something they don’t currently have after losing Zeke. Luepke’s versatility is a huge weapon.

They gave him $200k in guaranteed money. They’re excited about him. https://t.co/Cml31hqmWk pic.twitter.com/2SagyetZIX

— Ernie (@es3_09) April 30, 2023

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Looks like a UDFA steal. And they signed him immediately. Right off the bat he's our short yardage guy

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Should end any discussion of Zeke coming back

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I think so

Coach Mike Solari confirmed to us his focus is for Tyler Smith to play tackle right now @1053thefan

— Zach Wolchuk (@ZachWolchuk) April 29, 2023

wonder if the D coaches envision any situation where they play Hankins and Mazi at the same time other than short yardage?

BTW - as athletic as Mazi is, I could see him running some short yardage on the other side of the line, as the upback

Day 3 picks that the Dallas Cowboys traded away for Brandin Cooks, Stephon Gilmore, and Johnathan Hankins

• 161 (Brandin Cooks): Nick Hampton, EDGE, Appalachian State taken by the Rams
• 176 (Stephon Gilmore): Evan Hull, RB, Northwestern taken by the Colts
• 204 (Johnathan Hankins): Jarrick Bernard-Converse, CB, LSU taken by the Jets

I dont give 2 fks about how good the eagles might be, they can still lick the ******* side of my balls, for life

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I dont give 2 fks about how good the eagles might be, they can still lick the ******* side of my balls, for life

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Hurtz has one good year and they think they cant be beat...

When is mini camp?

2024 Mock Dallas Drafts

Jones-Drew ranks top RB in this draft, Deuce #3

On adding former Falcon starting LB Rashan Evans

The Falcons signed Evans in free agency during the 2022 offseason, giving him a one-year $1.75 million deal according to Spotrac. It was a "prove-it" deal, and it's hard to say Evans didn't do that.

The 27-year-old totaled 159 tackles, adding two sacks, four passes defended and a forced fumble. Playing and starting in all 17 games is a great sign too, as Evans is clearly healthy and his production reverted to the flashes fans saw in 2019.

Leonard Fournette - possible Zeke replacement

According to ESPN's Todd Archer, Dallas was considering former Purdue quarterback Aidan O'Connell in the fourth round before snagging pass rusher Viliami Fehoko at No. 129. O'Connell is one of the quarterbacks who had been most linked to Dallas leading up to the draft, but ultimately it was the Raiders who traded up to take the signal-caller just a few picks later at No. 135.

"I think they almost took Aidan O'Connell there in the fourth round," Archer explained during a May 1, 2023 edition of 105.3 The Fan's "Shan and RJ." "I think he was up for discussion at No. 129 before they took [Viliami] Fehoko. And then once you get past that round, listen, they like the three guys that they have."

Cowboys Pro Bowl linebacker Micah Parsons is not participating in the teams offseason program. He is working out in Austin, adding bulk and weight to be a full-time defensive end next season, he said. Will return to Cowboys for OTAs. pic.twitter.com/HWgwbdLjXS

— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) May 3, 2023

Cowboys announced the numbers of players selected in the 2023 NFL Draft

No. 58: Mazi Smith, DT - Michigan
No. 86: Luke Schoonmaker, TE - Michigan
No. 35: DeMarvion Overshown, LB - Texas
No. 93: Viliami (Junior) Fehoko Jr., DE - San Jose State
No. 76: Asim Richards, OT - North Carolina
No. 37: Eric Scott Jr., CB - Southern Mississippi
No. 42: Deuce Vaughn, RB - Kansas State
No. 83: Jalen Brooks, WR - South Carolina

New Cowboys WR Brandin Cooks on what he’s bringing to Dallas’ offense pic.twitter.com/16255wOie6

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) May 4, 2023

starting to get upset with Parsons move to full time DE until I read the numbers:

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Parsons' role has begun to shift over time toward playing on the outside. As a rookie, he played 54.3% of his snaps inside the box as an interior linebacker, but as a sophomore, he played just 18.6% there, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). Instead, he spent 738 of his 917 snaps out wide on the edge.

Parsons seemed to make the switch in his second year, but his splits between inside and outside fluctuated from game to game, depending on the team and the defensive game plan. Heading into 2023, though, Parsons said he is bulking up in order to make the position change.

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starting to get upset with Parsons move to full time DE until I read the numbers:

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Parsons' role has begun to shift over time toward playing on the outside. As a rookie, he played 54.3% of his snaps inside the box as an interior linebacker, but as a sophomore, he played just 18.6% there, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). Instead, he spent 738 of his 917 snaps out wide on the edge.

Parsons seemed to make the switch in his second year, but his splits between inside and outside fluctuated from game to game, depending on the team and the defensive game plan. Heading into 2023, though, Parsons said he is bulking up in order to make the position change.

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He's one of the top 2-3 pass rushers in the game. Let him run

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Assassin said:

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starting to get upset with Parsons move to full time DE until I read the numbers:

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Parsons' role has begun to shift over time toward playing on the outside. As a rookie, he played 54.3% of his snaps inside the box as an interior linebacker, but as a sophomore, he played just 18.6% there, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). Instead, he spent 738 of his 917 snaps out wide on the edge.

Parsons seemed to make the switch in his second year, but his splits between inside and outside fluctuated from game to game, depending on the team and the defensive game plan. Heading into 2023, though, Parsons said he is bulking up in order to make the position change.

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He's one of the top 2-3 pass rushers in the game. Let him run

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At his old playing weight, no telling how much adding 25 and adding more muscle mass will affect him

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starting to get upset with Parsons move to full time DE until I read the numbers:

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Parsons' role has begun to shift over time toward playing on the outside. As a rookie, he played 54.3% of his snaps inside the box as an interior linebacker, but as a sophomore, he played just 18.6% there, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). Instead, he spent 738 of his 917 snaps out wide on the edge.

Parsons seemed to make the switch in his second year, but his splits between inside and outside fluctuated from game to game, depending on the team and the defensive game plan. Heading into 2023, though, Parsons said he is bulking up in order to make the position change.

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He's one of the top 2-3 pass rushers in the game. Let him run

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At his old playing weight, no telling how much adding 25 and adding more muscle mass will affect him

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He's not trying to add 25 lbs. He's looking to add 8-10 lbs of lean muscle

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starting to get upset with Parsons move to full time DE until I read the numbers:

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Parsons' role has begun to shift over time toward playing on the outside. As a rookie, he played 54.3% of his snaps inside the box as an interior linebacker, but as a sophomore, he played just 18.6% there, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). Instead, he spent 738 of his 917 snaps out wide on the edge.

Parsons seemed to make the switch in his second year, but his splits between inside and outside fluctuated from game to game, depending on the team and the defensive game plan. Heading into 2023, though, Parsons said he is bulking up in order to make the position change.

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He's one of the top 2-3 pass rushers in the game. Let him run

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At his old playing weight, no telling how much adding 25 and adding more muscle mass will affect him

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He's not trying to add 25 lbs. He's looking to add 8-10 lbs of lean muscle

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thought he was 220 last year. further research says he was at 245

btw - DE really makes sense why he was so happy that Dallas added Mazi Smith at NT/DT

The NFL released the schedules for all the teams. For the Cowboys it shakes out as follows:

OTA Offseason Workouts:
May 22-23, May 25, May 30, June 1-2, June 13-15

Rookie Minicamp:
May 12-14

Mandatory Minicamp:
June 6-8

btb;

According to Spotrac, Dallas currently sits at $16.65 million in cap space. Their 2023 rookies are projected to count about $4.88 million against the offseason (top 51) cap, leaving the Cowboys with a little under $12 million to work with. That alone would allow them to make at least one significant signing if not a few more.

But wait, there's more! After June 1st, the release of RB Ezekiel Elliott finally becomes effective from a cap standpoint. Dallas will receive another $10.9 million in space, taking them to roughly over $22 million in space even after signing their rookies.

The roster is already so good idk if we need to bring in anyone else. If we do, I think I'd be a veteran WR or OL on a 1 year deal for experienced depth. Ben Jones, former Titans center, to be backup or if T.Y. Hilton wants to play another year, we could bring him back. Jarvis Landry maybe.

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The roster is already so good idk if we need to bring in anyone else. If we do, I think I'd be a veteran WR or OL on a 1 year deal for experienced depth. Ben Jones, former Titans center, to be backup or if T.Y. Hilton wants to play another year, we could bring him back. Jarvis Landry maybe.

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if there was a good time for contracts to be extended, glad it is now

Where Micah Parsons has lined up all season: pic.twitter.com/39AxStWLK3

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) January 18, 2023

New Eagle DAndre Swift (OUCH!)

D’Andre Swift on why he chose the number 0:

“That’s how many times the Cowboys have been to an NFC Championship game in my lifetime.” 🔥🔥

— Marlo Stanfield (@BooRxdley) May 5, 2023