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Cowboys will likely get only one compensatory draft pick in 2022 The Cowboys had four compensatory picks this year, and we can only hope they used them wisely, because they’ll get only one next year. Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images May 3rd came and went and the Cowboys didn’t engage in any notable free agent activity. Why is that important? Starting at 4:00 pm ET on the Monday after the draft, free agent losses and acquisitions no longer counted toward the determination of compensatory draft picks. And that means we can take a look at how many comp picks the Cowboys stand to get in 2...

The Giants & Eagles picking right behind the Cowboys adds an interesting wrinkle to the trade-down scenario For all the talk about the Cowboys moving down, have we forgotten who’s up next after them? Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images We are under a week away from the 2021 NFL Draft and no one can be sure what the Dallas Cowboys are thinking. Will they trade down and try to secure more picks in an effort to fortify their roster, or will they keep the 10th pick and take the best player on their board? Many would like for them to stay at 10 and take the best player available but we conti...

Cowboys 2021 free agency: With the compensatory pick deadline coming, free agent signings are slowing It’s possible the Cowboys could sign K.J. Wright and Richard Sherman after April 27th. Photo by Chris Coduto/Getty Images The Dallas Cowboys front office knows that the more picks you have, the more draft capital you have to move up for a player. Or they can stay put and draft multiple players in an effort to find players that can contribute in a multitude of ways on the team. So their strategy has been pretty simple: sign their own players, sign free agent players that aren’t going to br...

Scenes From the (FO) Trenches: "Dearest Abigail..." By brawnyhombre on Mar 17, 2021, 6:50am EDT + To recap the offseason thus far, the Bengals - who've vowed to upgrade Burrow's protection, remember - have done literally nothing on that front so far, to the point where it's definitely arguable that only, maybe, three or four plausible, clear upgrades remain available. The team did sign three players, sure, but those players replace other players who might've been better, so, at best, it's a net gain of zero in free agency, if you ignore the value component. (Here's an example of...

What the Chiefs should do at defensive end A breakdown of the 2021 Chiefs roster — one position at a time. Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports With free agency scheduled to officially open on March 17, it’s a good time to take a closer look at each position on the Who they have Frank Clark Clark led all non-secondary Chiefs defenders in snaps during the 2020 regular season, playing 70.3% of the time. In the postseason, Clark played roughly 75% of the team’s snaps. He didn’t miss any games due to injury, but did leave the Week 2 game against the Chargers due to an illness. He racked up a ...