REPORT: Dallas Cowboys Showing Interest In Adding Star Texas Wide Receiver For Dak Prescott

Stephen Jones, the executive vice president of the Dallas Cowboys, has stated that the team should stick

to its long-standing practice of developing through the draft rather than depending solely on free agency.

A talented Texas wide receiver who could play a significant role in the offense next season was just

introduced to them.

The Dallas Cowboys have been quiet this March

So far this offseason, the Cowboys have not made much noise in free agency. A number of important

players from the 2023 season were lost by the squad, including Tyron Smith, a left tackle who signed a

contract to play for the New York Jets last week.

The Cowboys released wide receiver Michael Gallup to clear up $9.5 million in cap space. With Gallup

gone and Tony Pollard with the Tennessee Titans, the team needs to add help quickly on offense if they

want Dak Prescott to have a chance to succeed in a season Jerry Jones says he wants to go all in.

That could come in April.

Xavier Worthy, a wide receiver, visited with the Cowboys on Wednesday during Texas’ pro day,

according to Tony Pauline of Sportskeeda. Despite not taking part in the 40-yard sprint workout that

made him famous when he set the record at the NFL Combine this year, Worthy dazzled evaluators on

the pro day.