It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys need help in the secondary.
Instead of dishing out cash during the free agency period, the Cowboys chose to sit idle. In the process, Dallas lost four starters in their secondary, including a team captain and a former first-round pick.
And while it’s unimaginable to lose four starters right off the bat, this doesn’t mean the Cowboys are at a major deficit. Sure, watching cornerback Morris Claiborne sign with the New York Jets, another one-year prove it deal, wasn’t ideal.
But the Cowboys’ brass didn’t compute the one-year, $5 million deal.