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.

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.

Michael Gallup, a wide receiver, was released by the Cowboys to free up $9.5 million in salary space. In order for Dak

Prescott to have a chance to thrive in a season that Jerry Jones has expressed he wants to go all in, the team needs to

add offensive support immediately, especially with Gallup gone and Tony Pollard joining the Tennessee Titans.

That might occur 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

Pauline said that Worthy and the Cowboys met on Tuesday night.

He grabbed everything thrown to him, ran excellent routes,

and transferred his track speed to the field. Worthy had excellent hands; he never bobbled or made a double catch

when snatching the ball away from his frame.

This offseason, Worthy is a well-liked name among elite NFL offenses. Worthy received praise from Kansas City

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes after his NFL Combine 40-yard dash time of 4.21. At Texas’ pro day, Mike

McDaniel, the head coach of the Dolphins, made sure to welcome Worthy.

The No. 24 pick in the draft in April belongs to the Cowboys. This season, they might give Dak speed akin to Tyreek Hill.

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