Here are three players to take into consideration if the Cowboys choose to splurge in free agency.

Here are three players to take into consideration if the Cowboys choose to splurge in free agency.

Here are three players to take into consideration if the Cowboys choose to splurge in free agency.

It’s time for the Dallas Cowboys to start considering free agent prospects in order to bolster their roster as the summer gets underway.

The primary issue is that the Cowboys front staff rarely participates significantly in free agency. Here are three players they ought to

give some thought to, just to lend a hand. We’re aware that they won’t sign every one of them,

but perhaps they would reconsider their current approach and try signing at least one of them.

1. RB, Derrick Henry

The running back position is extremely important this year, especially because the experiment with Tony Pollard as the main back last

season did not turn out as planned. The offense became rather one-dimensional by relying on Dak Prescott and the passing game

because the running game struggled at times and failed to produce consistent explosive plays.

Had the Cowboys had a running back that was physically more dominant than the opposition’s linebacker, they might have been able

to turn around a few of their losses from the previous season. A player who meets that description is Derrick Henry, a three-down back.

Henry’s age is working against him. The age at which you often start to see a significant decline in output as running back is thirty, and

he will be thirty years old next season. Since entering the NFL in 2016, Henry has already accrued over 2,000 rush attempts. Since his 2,000-yard campaign in 2020, his output has decreased annually.

According to Spotrac, Henry’s estimated yearly market worth is $4.3 million. It’s critical for the Cowboys to sign Henry as soon as

possible since there are a lot of intriguing players entering free agency. If they wait, other teams may sign Henry before them and

establish the market price, which they will have to pay.

2. LB, Devin White

The linebacker position is undoubtedly another important one that needs to be filled. The Cowboys lack depth at linebacker, even if

they select one in the draft, which is quite likely. It’s wonderful that DeMarvion Overshown will return next year, but the front

management needs to decide what to do with Leighton Vander Esch. In any case, the team lacks early down off-ball linebackers and

should have more linebackers because Markquese Bell is better suited as a nickel linebacker.

There is a ton of unexpected talent at the position in the draft, but the Cowboys need a middle linebacker they can rely on.

Devin White, the player selected by Tampa Bay with the fifth overall choice in the 2019 draft, is set to become an unrestricted free agency. Dallas’s largest issue in attempting to

White’s price tag is to land a contract. He will be a target for many teams, which will lead to a bidding war. According to Spotrac, his

current market value is $10,7 million annually. Dallas, who have devalued the linebacker position, may be forced to let him go because

of this, since they worry overspending on him given their other impending contracts.

3. OT, Mekhi Becton

An aging Tyron Smith has struggled to be available for the full season due to a history of piled injuries that have occurred every season

for almost a decade. As a result, the offensive line has struggled with consistency

and lost cohesiveness over the season. However the group can take a

Take a chance on a somewhat younger New York Jets left tackle who is a free agent. Upon signing Mekhi Becton, everyone will

immediately point out that despite his brief NFL history, he has been just as prone to injuries. Still, there’s no doubting this man-

mountain has the skill to play the position. That is, if Tyron Smith does not make a comeback in 2024.

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