With just $5.5 million in cap space, restructuring Quinnen Williams’ deal is the key to unlocking Dallas’s late-summer roster moves.
When agent Nicole Lynn showed up on the sidelines at the Dallas Cowboys’ Blue-White scrimmage in Oxnard, it immediately raised eyebrows. High-profile agents rarely travel across the country just to catch a breath of California sea breeze or take in a casual August practice. The front office stays put during training camp, which means when a power agent comes to town, real business is being discussed.
Right now, the Cowboys are suffocating under a tight salary cap with roughly $5.5 million in available space. That barely covers operating costs during the regular season, let alone financing a major trade for a mid-tier starter or a high-profile target like Maxx Crosby. If Dallas wants to upgrade this roster before Week 1, they need a... (MORE)
