Cowboys Plan 'Selectively Aggressive' 2025 Free Agency

The Dallas Cowboys are adopting a 'selectively aggressive' approach for the 2025 NFL free agency, as announced by executive vice president Stephen Jones at the NFL scouting combine. This strategy contrasts with last year's lackluster free agency performance, where the team failed to make significant moves despite claiming to be 'all in.' Jones emphasized the need to fill roster gaps before the draft and prioritize contract extensions for key players, particularly Micah Parsons, who is expected to become the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history. The Cowboys aim to improve their competitiveness after finishing the previous season at 7-10, compounded by injuries to key players like Dak Prescott. This offseason, the organization is focused on balancing in-house extensions with impactful free agent signings. Overall, Dallas is looking to enhance its roster while addressing past shortcomings in player acquisitions.