Roster churn is an inevitable part of NFL team construction. Every year, players retire, are released, leave in free agency, or are traded away. One of the main tasks of the offseason is to find players to replace them. Some, like fringe players, are not much of an issue. But when you lose a lot of starters and key role players, you have a much bigger task facing you. Those heavily used personnel represent a bunch of snaps that you have to find someone to not just fill a hole, but hopefully keep the talent level up, if not elevate it.
How the Cowboys will replace lost snap counts in 2020
