Offensive line is a big concern for the Cowboys in 2024 and it comes with many pieces to the puzzle. Left tackle and center are positions that will feature new starters and the solution is yet to be seen. There’s some key draft prospects to watch and Michigan Pro Day will be an opportunity for Dallas to see plenty of talent.
Right tackle Terence Steele took a step back after his contract extension, and his return to form would lead to a breath of relief. With the questions up front, NFL Wire’s mock draft has the Cowboys dropping out of the first round and finding options on Day 2 and 3.
Looking further into the future, the 2025 offseason will be a make-or-break time. Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb’s extension remains a number Dallas is bracing for. A center to watch in the first round, another Cowboys baby and more in Friday’s News and Notes. First up, a detailed financial interest breakdown of the Cowboys unwillingness to spend cash to improve the team.
Former Cowboys Wire contributor Joey Ickes went into great detail to map out where the Cowboys franchise actually ranks in financial priority for the Jones family. Despite a franchise valuation that dwarfs all other sports organizations, Dallas has routinely been scraping the bottom of the barrel as far as spending actual cash, a much different thing than the accounting mechanism known as the salary cap. A great read for those who want the financial science behind the public acts.
