NFL Insider claims Dallas Cowboys begin talks to re-sign former fan favorite as free agent
On the day of the NFL Draft, rumors suggest that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones might be considering bringing back a well-known player from the past.
The whirlwind of free agency may have left Dallas Cowboys supporters feeling as though it passed by unnoticed, given the team’s minimal activity. America’s Team has brought in just two external free agents, while witnessing the departure of several well-known players.Among the new signings for the Cowboys are linebacker Erik Kendricks and running back Royce Freeman, who have joined a Cowboys roster that has seen significant changes.
Dallas Cowboys poised to enhance their lineup with rookie starters.
Today marks the beginning of the Cowboys’ efforts to salvage their offseason. The NFL Draft has been identified by the Jones family as the primary method to strengthen and shape their roster.
In an effort to manage their finances, the Dallas Cowboys are turning to cost-effective rookies while facing the challenge of accommodating lucrative contracts for key players.Last month, Dallas Cowboys reporter Michael Gehlken hinted at the possibility of Ezekiel Elliott making a return, a development that is now potentially progressing as Elliott engages in discussions with the team’s front office about a deal that could bring him back to the Cowboys.
Ezekiel Elliott is reportedly in talks with the Cowboys front office about a potential deal that could see him return to the team after spending a season away.
Ezekiel Elliott retains his agility and would offer mentorship to a rookie player, leveraging his experience and skills to guide and support a newcomer in the team.
