If not for a snowstorm in New York in March, wide receiver Allen Hurns probably wouldn't be with the Dallas Cowboys today.
The New York Jets already had an offer on the table but a canceled flight, allowing for a visit to the Cowboys first, set the stage for him eventually signing here as the primary replacement for Dez Bryant.
But even that wasn't his initial plans.Hurns thought he was coming to Dallas to play with Bryant but now is the top name on a nondescript receiver corps looking to find an identity without the Cowboys all-time leader in touchdown receptions.