The deadline for the Dallas Cowboys to extend quarterback Dak Prescott is rapidly approaching and the latest reports on the situation aren’t looking good. Prescott is set to play on the franchise tag, but there are multiple negative effects of not getting a deal done with their franchise quarterback soon.
An ESPN ranking revealed the Cowboys have the top offensive weapons in the NFC. Jamal Adams to Dallas rumors are dead, or at least dying. Randy Gregory’s reinstatement is still in limbo, should the Cowboys be worried about the potential return of the talented defensive end? The NFL is working with Oakley to create innovative safety technology and hopefully keep the players safe amidst a global pandemic. The Cowboys rival in Washington is about to get a new name and mascot. All this and more in the news and notes.
Safety: HaHa Brings New Veteran Presence :: The Mothership
The Cowboys lost Jeff Heath this offseason, but the loss was mitigated by the addition of another veteran safety, HaHa Clinton-Dix. Clinton-Dix is reunited with Mike McCarthy, how will this impact the Dallas defense?
ESPN: Cowboys’ offensive weapons ranked tops in NFC :: Cowboys Wire
In the same ranking just two years ago, the Dallas Cowboys were 30th in the league. Now, with the addition of Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb, and the emergence of Michael Gallup, and the always steady Ezekiel Elliott, there’s no denying the Cowboys have one of the best groups of weapons in the league.
Why Dak not signing long-term deal would cripple the Cowboys :: ESPN
Rumor has it the Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott aren’t close to a long-term extension by Wednesday’s deadline. ESPN’s Adam Schefter explains how not getting this deal done would hurt the Cowboys financially.
Cowboys’ most storied rival to officially retire Redskins name, logo :: Cowboys Wire
The NFL team in Washington will no longer be known by their controversial former name, and a new logo is set to follow the new name. our own Todd Brock details the situation the Cowboys NFC East rival is undergoing.
The last game that the Washington franchise will have ever played under their old nickname was a 47-16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. https://t.co/DRVBuYX4oo
— RJ Ochoa (@rjochoa) July 13, 2020
NFL unveils Oakley Mouth Shield to combat coronavirus :: ESPN
There are many safety questions remaining before the NFL can start their operations, but they are trying to answer the questions. The latest innovation towards safety is an Oakley mouth shield. Will the players embrace this new equipment?
Jamal Adams Trade Rumors: Cowboys Have Not Discussed Move for Jets Safety :: Bleacher Report
The Cowboys have been linked to Jamal Adams for some time now, but it appears it’s all been for nothing. Recent reports are that the Cowboys are not discussing a trade for the All-Pro safety.
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Just two QBs over a 95. Rodgers outside the 90s club.
Here are the top 10 Madden QB ratings. Thoughts? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/EkAeCYawiz
— ESPN (@espn) July 13, 2020
Morning Minute: Dak-Dallas deadline in 48 hours, Washington franchise name change :: Cowboys Wire
Our own K.D. Drummond hops on for a new edition of the Morning Minute, where he dives into the latest Cowboys news, including all the details of the Dak Prescott deal deadline, as well as the Washington name change that’s set to take place soon.
Mailbag: Making Sense Of The Coming Season :: The Mothership
In the latest edition of Mailbag, Cowboys staff writers David Helman & Rob Phillips answer questions regarding Cowboys player’s contracts if there is no season, and the long term status of Dak Prescott in Dallas.
Report: Cowboys not expecting Randy Gregory reinstatement :: Cowboys Wire
A month or two ago it seemed like a forgone conclusion that Randy Gregory would be reinstated by the NFL. Now, as training camp draws near, the outlook for Gregory isn’t as clear.
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