The Cowboys’ defense made mammoth improvements a year ago, in large part due to the performances of linebacker Micah Parsons and cornerback Trevon Diggs. That deadly duo has sky high expectations entering 2022, but both clearly understand they have a lot to learn if they wants to continue on the path they have started for themselves.
On the other side of the ball, the news in recent days has centered around the absence of tight end Dalton Schultz from voluntary OTAs. Schultz is hoping to use the little leverage he has to obtain a long-term deal, but it was a different tight end, rookie Jake Ferguson, that signed on the dotted line with Dallas this week.
Plus, a deeper look at the quarterback position, an under-the-radar wide receiver who could make the roster, and after the Broncos sold above their evaluation what is the true value of the Cowboys?
Every NFL team’s potential breakout player for the 2022 season :: Cowboys Wire
The NFL Wire editors come together to give a 2022 breakout candidate for each NFL team. Find out which young player Cowboys Wire editor K.D. Drummond thinks will breakthrough and leave a serious mark on the Cowboys upcoming season.
Next Gen Stats’ top 10 disruptors of 2021: Aaron Donald, Micah Parsons ranked, but not No. 1 :: NFL.com
Nick Shook uses Next Gen Stats to look at the top 10 disruptive pass rushers.The stats used to determine the ranking include pressures, pressure rate, hurries, sacks and turnovers caused by pressure.
Micah Parsons impressively worked all the way up to the four spot as just a rookie. The most disruptive player according to Shook may be a name most aren’t expecting to hear.
Cowboys rookie TE Jake Ferguson agrees to terms as Dalton Schultz waits :: Cowboys Wire
Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz skipped voluntary OTAs this week in hopes of coming to terms on a multi-year deal, but the Cowboys…
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