Dallas Cowboys 2022 Offseason Preview
February 23, 2022
After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.
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After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.
After barely missing the playoffs in 2019, the Dallas Cowboys were expected to return to the postseason in 2020. However, injuries derailed the Cowboys season before it could get off the ground.
Before you bring out the pitchforks and the nasty tweets, the basis for the top 100 needs to be laid out.
The Cowboys’ leadership was quite public with info on their negotiations with star players. They weren’t too public, right?
The Dallas Cowboys’ 2018 was a journey of two halves. In the first half of the season, they went 3-4 and the offense was struggling, scoring more than 20 points in just two of those games. Then, Jerry Jones pulled a Cowboys’ like move and acquired former Oakland Raiders’ wide receiver Amari Cooper for a 2019 first-round pick. After trading for Cooper, the Cowboys went on to win seven of their last nine games to make the playoffs and win the NFC East title.
The Dallas Cowboys last season were a surprise of sorts, they missed the playoffs the year before, but this year they redeemed themselves, improving from a 9-7 record the year before to a 10-6 record. This was enough to win the NFC East and get a birth into the playoffs, where they managed to win a game against the Seahawks, and then lose in the NFC Divisional Playoff game to the eventual Super Bowl participant Los Angeles Rams. During the season, they traded their first-round pick to the Oakland Raiders for WR Amari Cooper.
Terry Goffena takes a look at six pass rushers that the New England Patriots should take a look at during free agency.
The period for teams to place a franchise tag on any impending free agent closes tomorrow. To continue an eight-part series breaking down candidates to be franchise tagged, Andersen Pickard looked at the NFC East.
The 2018 season was like night and day for the Dallas Cowboys. After starting the season 3-4, the Cowboys traded for Oakland Raiders’ wide receiver Amari Cooper and the whole season turned around. With Cooper on the roster, the Cowboys won seven of their last nine games and took home the NFC East title for the second time in three years. After winning their home playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, 24-22, the Cowboys lost to the Los Angeles Rams 30-22 in the divisional round.
Trey Flowers played an immense part throughout the season for New England as the star of the Patriots’ defense. There is no doubt they should try to re-sign him, but that may not come easy.
While there are obvious targets for the Rams in free agency, there are also several under-the-radar moves that would make them better.
The second part of a three-part series on the Green Bay Packers, grading the different positions while also pinpointing various positions that need improvement during the offseason.
After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.
After barely missing the playoffs in 2019, the Dallas Cowboys were expected to return to the postseason in 2020. However, injuries derailed the Cowboys season before it could get off the ground.
Before you bring out the pitchforks and the nasty tweets, the basis for the top 100 needs to be laid out.
The Cowboys’ leadership was quite public with info on their negotiations with star players. They weren’t too public, right?
The Dallas Cowboys’ 2018 was a journey of two halves. In the first half of the season, they went 3-4 and the offense was struggling, scoring more than 20 points in just two of those games. Then, Jerry Jones pulled a Cowboys’ like move and acquired former Oakland Raiders’ wide receiver Amari Cooper for a 2019 first-round pick. After trading for Cooper, the Cowboys went on to win seven of their last nine games to make the playoffs and win the NFC East title.
The Dallas Cowboys last season were a surprise of sorts, they missed the playoffs the year before, but this year they redeemed themselves, improving from a 9-7 record the year before to a 10-6 record. This was enough to win the NFC East and get a birth into the playoffs, where they managed to win a game against the Seahawks, and then lose in the NFC Divisional Playoff game to the eventual Super Bowl participant Los Angeles Rams. During the season, they traded their first-round pick to the Oakland Raiders for WR Amari Cooper.
Terry Goffena takes a look at six pass rushers that the New England Patriots should take a look at during free agency.
The period for teams to place a franchise tag on any impending free agent closes tomorrow. To continue an eight-part series breaking down candidates to be franchise tagged, Andersen Pickard looked at the NFC East.
The 2018 season was like night and day for the Dallas Cowboys. After starting the season 3-4, the Cowboys traded for Oakland Raiders’ wide receiver Amari Cooper and the whole season turned around. With Cooper on the roster, the Cowboys won seven of their last nine games and took home the NFC East title for the second time in three years. After winning their home playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, 24-22, the Cowboys lost to the Los Angeles Rams 30-22 in the divisional round.
Trey Flowers played an immense part throughout the season for New England as the star of the Patriots’ defense. There is no doubt they should try to re-sign him, but that may not come easy.
While there are obvious targets for the Rams in free agency, there are also several under-the-radar moves that would make them better.
The second part of a three-part series on the Green Bay Packers, grading the different positions while also pinpointing various positions that need improvement during the offseason.
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