As the NFL Draft looms on the horizon, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones finds himself confronted with several pressing issues, from unresolved contract negotiations to crucial roster gaps. With the stakes higher than ever, the spotlight intensifies on Jones and his front office as they explore the free agency and prepare to make pivotal selections in the upcoming draft.
Former NC Central coach Jordan Reid discussed on “Get Up” about the mounting pressure facing Dak Prescott‘s camp, suggesting that the team has inadvertently painted themselves into a corner with their handling of contract negotiations.
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“They backed themselves into a corner just because they haven’t been very active or active at all in free agency,” Reid said.
“They backed themselves into a corner [by] having to hit on a lot of draft picks in this draft class. … I just don’t understand the strategy that they have had this offseason in there. A lot hinges on what they do in the upcoming NFL Draft.”
In need to address uncertainties
With key players such as Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Micah Parsons, and head coach Mike McCarthy still in limbo, the urgency to address these looming uncertainties has reached a fever pitch.
Armed with seven picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, including three within the first three rounds, the Cowboys have a prime opportunity to address their roster needs and chart a course for success.
The distribution of picks, ranging from the 24th overall selection in the first round to two seventh-round picks, provides a valuable arsenal for Jones and his team to leverage in their quest for roster reinforcement.
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