Cowboys free agents: Projecting 14 players’ possible return in 2024

Cowboys free agents: Projecting 14 players’ possible return in 2024

Cowboys free agents: Projecting 14 players’ possible return in 2024

The Dallas Cowboys are still awaiting word on Dan Quinn’s situation. They have no control over prospective defensive side-of-the-ball

changes until his future is decided, and his departure remains the most likely consequence. For the time being,

it appears that they will largely stick with their offensive and special teams staffs.

This shifts our attention to free will. The team can always sign its own free agents to new contracts, even though they won’t be able to

do anything about outside free agents until the legal tampering period starts. Though their new free agents are a far bigger worry, they

may still have some players under contract that they have decided to split ways with. The list is not insignificantly long. Numerous

2023 starters and important supporting players are included. This will be a matter of great interest to us, especially because the team

has already above the cap for 2024 and there are plans to make some moves soon to free up space.

These are the names that they must use. Recall that they must first select the employees they wish to keep, and only then can they

work up a mutually agreeable contract. Not every free agent will necessarily wish to come back. New beginnings and chances can be

alluring. Similar situations exist with Dalton Schultz, whom the Cowboys released prior to the 2018 season. With the Houston Texans,

he had significant success on the interstate. It’s possible that some of these players are considering having a similar experience.

THE STARTERS

LT Tyron Smith

He has been a fixture in Dallas for thirteen seasons, yet was playing at a very high level last year. He still battled injuries, but started thirteen games and earned the fifth All-Pro recognition of his career.

Less than a dozen bigger openings are more concerning than losing your left tackle. They would have to come up with a plan of action

since failing to attempt to bring him back would be a significant risk. Tyler Smith just received his first All-Pro selection at guard, but

he might yet be moved out to tackle. At best, moving him is a dubious plan. If not, they would have to choose between taking a chance

on the draft, signing an outside, probably more costly free agent, or attempting to replace him from within. Tyron may decide to retire as well, which would put a major wrench in the plans.

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