The Dallas Cowboys seem to be realizing their air attack tends to rely on wide receiver CeeDee Lamb too much. On Monday at the annual league meeting in Palm Beach, Florida, Cowboys co-owner Stephen Jones said they're still looking for an "explosive" No.

After the draft, players who were unrestricted free agents no longer count in the comp-pick formula. Right now, Dallas is in line for three extra picks in the 2026 draft. Once the comp window closes, the only thing that will change those projections are playing time and performance. So on Monday, April 28, the race begins again.

East Carolina’s Shavon Revel Jr.: Another cornerback prospect with good measureables at 6-2 and 194 pounds. Was among the nation’s most productive defensive backs in 2023, posting 54 tackles, 13 pass deflections and a pick. Only appeared in three games in 2024, going down in September with a torn ACL.

As the Dallas Cowboys gear up for the 2025 offseason, one of the key areas of focus should be bolstering their wide receiver corps. Stephen Jones, the team’s Chief Operating Officer, recently commented on the team’s strategy and plans for the upcoming season,

Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said he expects star Micah Parsons to take part in the team's voluntary offseason workouts despite ongoing contract negotiations.

Jones conceded chances are that corner Trevon Diggs and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown won’t be ready for the start of the season as they recover from injuries.

Tetairoa McMillan is a top prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft, and many experts predict the big receiver will go to the Dallas Cowboys. Landing a prospect with the abilities of McMillan would transform this offense into one of the top units in the league.

A new proposal has the Dallas Cowboys sending their No. 76 pick and a future third-round pick to get Christian McCaffrey.