Free Agency Tracker | 2020

Free Agency Tracker | 2020

The Cowboys are serious about building up the quarterback room behind starter Dak Prescott.

After drafting two cornerbacks in the first four rounds over the weekend, the Cowboys have now agreed to terms with veteran free agent CB Daryl Worley.

Arguably the two most intriguing Cowboys players are the two we know the least about.

With the largest waves of free agency now over, here are five underrated moves the Cowboys have made in the last four weeks.

Aldon Smith wants to play in the NFL again. Not just for himself, but for others who have been through similar personal struggles.

Randall Cobb is off to Houston, and as of yet the Cowboys have not addressed his absence. Might the front office have confidence in some of the young receivers already on the roster?

The Cowboys went the veteran route last year to bolster the D-line and it worked, especially with the addition of Robert Quinn. So now the Cowboys are trying again, this time with three veterans looking for a resurgence in Dallas.

The most essential factors in Aldon Smith's success with the Cowboys will be whether he has control over his sobriety and is able to get his body in NFL shape after nearly five years away from the league.

Multiple reports have surfaced that Smith has agreed to a 1-year contract with the Cowboys.

Poe is coming off one of his best seasons in 2020. He is an excellent athlete with outstanding strength and power. He is primarily a disruptive interior player as a run stopper but he can get to the quarterback and provide inside pressure.

If anyone needed a signal that the Cowboys are in a different era, it doesn't get much clearer than this.

The Cowboys might be headed for a kicker competition, as they agreed to terms Friday on a three-year deal with Pro Bowl kicker Greg Zuerlein.

The Cowboys remain in negotiations with free-agent defensive tackle Dontari Poe and are still expected to get a deal completed this week.

The Cowboys are adding tight end depth in the second wave of free agency, agreeing to terms with five-year veteran Blake Bell on a one-year deal.

The Cowboys have worked hard to address their defense in Week 1 of free agency, but there's plenty more to do. Where do things stand right now, and what might they do moving forward?

Not bad, so far, just three days into this free agency.

Gerald McCoy likely had other destination options in free agency, but picking the Cowboys was a "no-brainer."

The Cowboys continue to add secondary depth in the wake of Byron Jones' departure to the Dolphins.

It's never too late for some free agency news, as it turns out.

The team spent Thursday working on new deals for both Joe Thomas and Justin March, a pair of backups who are also major special teams contributors.

One of the Cowboys' most valuable pieces of depth is coming back for another go around.

Veteran kicker Kai Forbath is expected to re-sign with the Cowboys, who are finalizing a deal. Forbath made all 20 of his total kicks in just three games of 2019.

The Cowboys intend to keep at least one of their free agent cornerbacks in the fold.

The Cowboys are trying to get the real McCoy into Dallas as they are in the final stages of a contract with veteran defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, a six-time Pro Bowler who could bring an immediate impact on the D-line.