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Is Special Teams Enough for C.J. Goodwin to Stick w/ Cowboys in 2020?
July 1, 2020 - C.J. Goodwin has been the Dallas Cowboys’ best special teams player since joining the team in 2018. That was enough to get him onto the roster last year, but will the influx of new players at cornerback demand Goodwin be more than just a special teams ace?
Goodwin led the Cowboys in special teams tackles in 2019 and took the most snaps of any player. He was a true specialist as he played on less than 2% of the snaps on defense. Even when Dallas was dealing with injuries at CB, they called up Donovan Olumba and gave him playing time over Goodwin.
Dallas thought enough of C.J. to re-sign him to a new 1-year contract this offseason. This was especially positive for Goodwin after the change at Special Teams Coordinator, with John Fassel replacing Keith O’Quinn in January as part of the major coaching overhaul.
But that re-signing came before the 2020 NFL Draft, in which the Cowboys selected cornerbacks, Trevon Diggs and Reggie Robinson. It also preceded Dallas adding Daryl Worley and Saivion Smith in free agency.
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July 1, 2020 - C.J. Goodwin has been the Dallas Cowboys’ best special teams player since joining the team in 2018. That was enough to get him onto the roster last year, but will the influx of new players at cornerback demand Goodwin be more than just a special teams ace?
Goodwin led the Cowboys in special teams tackles in 2019 and took the most snaps of any player. He was a true specialist as he played on less than 2% of the snaps on defense. Even when Dallas was dealing with injuries at CB, they called up Donovan Olumba and gave him playing time over Goodwin.
Dallas thought enough of C.J. to re-sign him to a new 1-year contract this offseason. This was especially positive for Goodwin after the change at Special Teams Coordinator, with John Fassel replacing Keith O’Quinn in January as part of the major coaching overhaul.
But that re-signing came before the 2020 NFL Draft, in which the Cowboys selected cornerbacks, Trevon Diggs and Reggie Robinson. It also preceded Dallas adding Daryl Worley and Saivion Smith in free agency.
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