PHOENIX – When free agency began March 9, there seemed to be uncertainty – at least outside the organization – whether the Cowboys could re-sign starting wide receiver Terrance Williams.
A day later, Williams agreed to a four-year, $17 million contract to stay with the team that drafted him in 2013.
“That worked out really nicely,” Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said Sunday at the NFL Annual Meeting in Phoenix. “I think Terrance, hats off to him, he could have made some more money somewhere else. But I think he’s comfortable in Dallas, comfortable playing for the Cowboys.