#jerry-jones

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Earlier in the offseason, I took at look at the relative changes in positional value - as a function of the salaries of the top paid players at each position over time - to try to identify trends in the league, both on the defensive and offensive side of the ball.On offense, both tackle positions were - by a wide margin - the spots that experienced the most dramatic rate of growth over the past decade.

The Los Angeles Chargers get a surprise, the Seattle Seahawks retain a defensive back and the Washington Commanders' new ownership group is met with positive reviews.Good things are happening across the NFL with the likes of the Los Angeles Chargers, the Seattle Seahawks and the Washington Commanders, of all places.

The Cowboys enjoyed a productive offseason, but the Dallas front office will regret these three decisions for years to come.Cowboys fans have every right to feel optimistic about the 2023 season.Jerry Jones and his front office did a nice job in free agency.The franchise managed to keep around some quality veterans at bargain prices while also bringing in some low-risk, high-reward players on the open market.

Morning Sports Update Sale switched up his delivery to help get a win on Sunday.The Bruins lost to the Panthers 4-3 in overtime of Sunday's Game 7, a devastating defeat in the first round for a team that broke NHL regular season records.Boston now faces a crossroads offseason, with captain Patrice Bergeron's future as a player in question.

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Todd ArcherESPN Staff Writer

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Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003
Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins
Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children




FRISCO, Texas -- For a brief moment, Chris Vaughn did not know what was happening when Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones asked him to turn in the team's card for their sixth-round pick.

The Dallas Cowboys community is up in arms after Jerry Jones hinted at a potential offensive line realignment in 2023.Jones told reporters at the owner's meetings that Terence Steele, who started 13 games at right tackle in 2022 before an ACL tear ended his season, is best served as team's swing tackle serving as the backup to Tyler Smith (left tackle) and Tyron Smith (right tackle).

Worried about the Cowboys' kicking woes in 2023?Jerry Jones has a foolproof plan to address that issue.The Dallas Cowboys kicker woes were on full display throughout the 2022 postseason, and the franchise has made it abundantly clear that it's looking for a new reliable kicker for the future.In the Jerry Jones era, Dallas has only selected two kickers, Nick Folk in 2007 and David Buehler in 2011.

The Dallas Cowboys' decision to release Ezekiel Elliott couldn't have been easy.Heck, that's exactly why so many fans and talking heads didn't shut the door on Elliott returning for another season: folks wondered whether Jerry Jones would do right by the organization or the player.The Cowboys haven't reaped the benefits of cutting Elliott just yet, but the $10.9 million they save against the salary cap once June 1 hits will go a long way towards signing the 2023 draft class, paying the future dead money from the move, and taking part in the post-draft free agent frenzy.

The Dallas Cowboys front office has been very forthcoming about looking for players that aren't as expensive in order to fill holes on their roster.This season we've heard the usual rumors along with interviews starring Jerry Jones that have hinted at the Cowboys are looking to make a big free agent move whether it's a trade or via free agency we will have to see.

Dak Prescott anticipates some changes in the Dallas Cowboys offense with head coach Mike McCarthy calling the plays now.Dallas Cowboys franchise quarterback Dak Prescott expects for there to be slight changes to the offense with head coach Mike McCarthy now calling the plays.The Cowboys made the controversial decision to let former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore go after a second straight playoff debacle.

Dallas Cowboys fans' alarm bells were sounded at the owner's meetings when Jerry Jones hinted at a potential offensive line realignment that would include Terence Steele serving as the team's swing tackle behind Tyron Smith, who would start at right tackle in his place, and 2022 first-round gem Tyler Smith.

Most of the criticism Jerry Jones has taken over the year s has been warranted.Assuming he's manning the controls, or is at least co-piloting the Dallas Cowboys' offseason, though, Jones is working his way towards an owed apology, if he hasn't already reached that point.There's still work that needs to be done, but the Cowboys have hardly put a foot wrong this offseason and they made another statement move early Sunday by striking a trade for Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks.

The NFL owners meetings in Phoenix wrapped up yesterday with a privileged session followed by owners talking to the media and concluded with a Roger Goodell presser.Tanya Snyder attended the privileged session, but reportedly didnt speak during the meeting.The ongoing sale of the Washington Commanders and the NFL's investigation into owner Dan Snyder(sexual harassment) and the team(financial improprieties) were discussed, but no actions were taken.

Does Cooper Rush have a higher percentage of the will to win than Cowboys starting QB Dak Prescott?That's a debate for another millennia.What's most important right now is tipping our caps and acknowledging the continuity at The Star, as Jerry Jones and Co. have managed to bring Rush back for another two seasons after he steadied the ship in 2022.