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What's next for Cowboys in free agency?

Executive vice president Stephen Jones said the Cowboys would be “selectively aggressive” in free agency. They have added depth pieces such as defensive lineman Solomon Thomas, guard Robert Jones and running back Javonte Williams, while keeping their own in defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, returner KaVontae Turpin and punter Bryan Anger.

 

They attempted to make some splashes but were beaten out for linebacker Dre Greenlaw, cornerback Brandon Stephens and pass rusher Leonard Floyd.

 

Cap room and cash are not an issue. They have both. And the Cowboys don’t need cap room to sign pass rusher Micah Parsons to an extension. With a long-term deal, his 2025 cap number will actually decrease, even if he becomes the highest-paid defensive player.

 

Cornerback, linebacker and receiver are the bigger needs, and maybe backup quarterback.

 

Cooper Kupp has a background with new receivers coach Junior Adams. Could he become the No. 2 to CeeDee Lamb once the Rams release him (assuming he isn’t traded)? Perhaps the Cowboys will look to the trade market to fill those holes, like they did two years ago with Brandin Cooks and Stephon Gilmore. -- Todd Archer, Cowboys reporter

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Prisco's top 100 free agents: Only three of the top 25 are still available

Overall, here's a look at the 10 best free agents still available (along with their ranking on Prisco's list):

OT Cam Robinson (17)
OL Mekhi Becton (19)
OL Teven Jenkins (25)
C Josh Myers (26)
CB Rasul Douglas (28)
OG Kevin Zeitler (32)
RB Rico Dowdle (26)
WR Amari Cooper (41)
DL Calais Campbell (43)
EDGE DeMarcus Lawrence (44)

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Today could be the day for Jaire Alexander news. The Packers haven't released him yet because: *They're still holding out hope they can get something in return in a trade. *If they want to designate him a post-June 1 cut for cap purposes, they have to wait until 3 pm today.

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We're nearing the official opening of NFL free agency (today at 4 p.m. ET) after two days of the legal negotiating window. So who are some of the bigger veteran names who still haven't agreed to new deals:

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