The Dallas Cowboys aren’t having a fire sale, but they are letting it be known several of their highly-paid veterans could be acquired via trade. With the new league year rapidly approaching, Dallas has to get under the salary cap. They’ve essentially done that by restructuring the contracts of QB Dak Prescott and RG Zack Martin, but they have a little ways to go still. In addition, they clearly will need to shed more salary if they want to be a part, in any substantial way, of free agency.
Several options are on the table, and on Thursday it was revealed that trading La’el Collins is one they are considering. If he is on the market, who would be interested? Probably quite a few teams. He’ll be just 29 next season (plenty of OL tread left) and has played at an incredibly high level before, even if that’s not been the case the last two seasons. Here’s a look at the salary angle as well as a handful of potential destinations and why.