Cowboys' Offseason: Neutral but Hopeful

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Dat Prescott turns 33 this summer, and that means the Dallas Cowboys shot at a deep

playoff run is getting smaller.

In today's NFL, a top quarterback like Dat is huge, but the front office needs to back

up their talk of urgency with real moves.

A recent breakdown by the athletic rated the Cowboys as neutral positive on the win

now scale, showing effort but not full commitment.

The analysis group teams into win, now, rebuild, or in-between buckets.

Dallas claimed they would break the bank to compete right away, yet their free agency play

was more about plugging gaps than major splashes.

They chased names like Max Crosby to strengthen defense, but came up short on big upgrades.

Fans feel it's a lead down for a team that should go all in.

The only clear starting spot improvement was safety.

Jalen Thompson stepping in for Donovan Wilson.

Other signings might pay off later, but right now, it looks like maintenance over transformation.

Looking ahead, the Cowboys hold two first round draft picks, prime for grabbing impact defenders

like a linebacker, cornerback, or edge rusher.

That could change the roster fast and give day one boosts on that side of the ball.

After the draft, trades could shake things up too, just like last year's surprise grab

of George Pickens at receiver.

Overall, it sets them up for bigger pushes into 2026, even if this offseason fell neutral.

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