Does the NFL betting market know something about the Cowboys offseason plans that we don’t? This is the question just days into the unceremonious start of said offseason for the Cowboys, arriving here by missing the playoffs with a 7-10 record and ending the year on a two-game losing streak. Dallas has serious work to do ahead of them to overhaul a roster that went from winning 12 games each year from 2021-23, but faced season-long flaws compiled by a rash of injuries that made 2024 a lost year.
For what feels like the hundredth time in the last few seasons, wide receiver is yet again a position the Cowboys can seemingly get the most bang for their buck and lift to their viability as a playoff contender with an upgrade.