The Dallas Cowboys will have a complicated offseason agenda, much like any of the other 31 teams that don’t win the Super Bowl will. They have a few coaching vacancies to fill, Senior Bowl talent to scout, evaluations to make for their own roster, the Combine, free agency, and hosting the 2018 Draft to name a few. Before any of those things take place, let’s take a stab at predicting the answers to some of the Cowboys’ looming offseason questions:
Dez Bryant signed a lucrative five-year, $70-million deal following his monster 2014 season where he had 88 receptions, 1,320 yards, and 16 touchdowns.