Cowboys Mailbag:Mick's Mail: 07/27

With Mike McCarthy now calling plays, how do you see him making the best use of his new talent and the wide receiver group as a whole?

Sports like basketball and baseball have a luxury tax if they go over the salary cap or a certain spending limit. Now that free agency has started, why doesn't the NFL have some kind of system like that?

Dak Prescott seemed to disagree last week when asked if he needed a new voice. Is there any worry that all this change might actually affect Dak negatively?

The Cowboys are back under the salary cap thanks to reworking some contracts, but having some money to play with now, what do you think they'll do in free agency?

A recent list of top 101 Free Agents only contains four Cowboys, I think. Does that play into the hands of the team's front office?

Wouldn't it be better to concentrate on retaining linebacker Leighton Vander Esch, safety Donovan Wilson and offensive tackle Terence Steele over tight end Dalton Schultz and running back Tony Pollard?

I am most torn about Dalton Schultz But re-signing him will likely be expensive. How critical is Dalton Schultz to the Cowboys next season?

Mike McCarthy stated that he doesn't want to be the No. 1 offense but the No. 1 team. I actually love this scenario, however, if that is the new plan, does that lessen the need for a $40 million quarterback?

In today's NFL, should a team rely heavily on two "older" running backs who already have their share of wear and tear? Or is it better to maybe have at least one set of fresh legs?

Watching some of the Scouting Combine and the XFL this weekend made me wonder what, if anything, can you learn about a player in the XFL when they are basically playing against practice squad players?

With the franchise tag deadline coming tomorrow, is there any player you feel the Cowboys should tag?