The Dallas Cowboys have significant financial commitments to offensive playmakers, so an offensive-minded coach would likely prioritize maximizing that return on investment.

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The key word here is investment, as all investments come with the risk of failure. However, if it pays off, it’s one less piece of the puzzle that Dallas will need to assemble in the offseason.

According to Spotrac, the Cowboys currently have an estimated $181 million in salary cap space allocated to their offense for 2025, representing 62.9% of their total cap space.

Cowboys' $6.6 million, draft pick investments land them 2 flop warnings from ESPN. Every move looks good in the offseason. Upside is kind when evaluating a team's trades, free agent signings and ...

The key word here is investment, as all investments come with the risk of failure. However, if it pays off, it’s one less piece of the puzzle that Dallas will need to assemble in the offseason ...

The Dallas Cowboys have a substantial financial commitment to their offensive personnel, with over $272 million in guaranteed cap charges allocated to the offensive side of the ball. This ...