FEATURED Free Agency 2026 thread

[rambo2]

Wheat isn't the LB signing. He's a backup pass rusher and special teams player.

For what it's worth he played well in limited snaps in Detroit after his first Cowboys stint.

Yes, linebacker is still to be determined.

 

[Teague31]

Hood and Rodriguez in Round 1?

 

[rambo2]

Hood and Rodriguez in Round 1?

Corner and linebacker are in the mix.

 

[stilltheguru]

Hood and Rodriguez in Round 1?

I think more likely allen then hood.

 

[stilltheguru]

They have to sign another D end. Dj wonnum should be on the radar.

 

[gimmesix]

Still plenty of LB's available that will be better than what we used to have.

FA

Okereke
Wagner
Milano
Chenal
Greenlaw
Perryman
Britt

Trade

Brooks
Queen
Warner
and probably others that we dont know like last season

Trust the process, a combination of any of these puts the Cowboys in a better place than last season and that is without adding one of Styles, Hill or Rodriguez which will happen.

Watch this be the year we draft a first-round running back after a lot of us have seen that as one of our biggest needs the last few years.

No, I don't trust the process. I've seen it in action, and it hasn't worked.

 

[gimmesix]

They have to sign another D end. Dj wonnum should be on the radar.

Looks like it is Tyus Wheat.

 

[stilltheguru]

Looks like it is Tyus Wheat.

Smh

 

[gimmesix]

Smh

You're welcome.

 

[NotaCowboysFan]

Not exactly a lot of cap left to work with for anyone assuming more big signings. From overthecap which should be fairly up to date but multiple locations have them at 31 or 32.

Sportrac numbers look similar but I don’t know if they update the numbers based on reported moves or official so it could be off.

 

[nhcowboyfan]

This was the move I was hoping for to ensure our SB run this year.

 

[jujoboys]

Not exactly a lot of cap left to work with for anyone assuming more big signings. From overthecap which should be fairly up to date but multiple locations have them at 31 or 32.

Sportrac numbers look similar but I don’t know if they update the numbers based on reported moves or official so it could be off.

Those numbers don’t include moves a team can make to generate more cap space. Dallas has the ability to create about $50 million in cap space by simple restructures. No need to do all of those restructures unless you intend on spending the money. Also, they could create another $15 million or so of cap room by extending Pickens. There are many teams on that list that can do the same thing.

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

Not exactly a lot of cap left to work with for anyone assuming more big signings. From overthecap which should be fairly up to date but multiple locations have them at 31 or 32.

Sportrac numbers look similar but I don’t know if they update the numbers based on reported moves or official so it could be off.

Seahawks GM knows what he's doing. Spent money on free agents last year to turn the defense around, goes out and wins the SB, and still has a ton of cap space available. Also, a ridiculously low dead money amount.

 

[NotaCowboysFan]

Those numbers don’t include moves a team can make to generate more cap space. Dallas has the ability to create about $50 million in cap space by simple restructures. No need to do all of those restructures unless you intend on spending the money. Also, they could create another $15 million or so of cap room by extending Pickens. There are many teams on that list that can do the same thing.

Yeah I also just looked over multiple teams more closely and a number of other teams have the signings added at the bottom but zero for the dollar amounts, doesn’t seem like the original list is really worth paying attention to, my bad.

Wanted to go back and edit the last post to say it is off but I can’t unfortunately.

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

Those numbers don’t include moves a team can make to generate more cap space. Dallas has the ability to create about $50 million in cap space by simple restructures. No need to do all of those restructures unless you intend on spending the money. Also, they could create another $15 million or so of cap room by extending Pickens. There are many teams on that list that can do the same thing.

They're running out of contracts to restructure.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Not exactly a lot of cap left to work with for anyone assuming more big signings.

Cowboys can generate anything they want to sign a player at any time.

 

[big dog cowboy]

 

[big dog cowboy]

 

[big dog cowboy]

 

[big dog cowboy]