“Everyone is in!” Jerry Shares the Cowboys’ Scheme

“Everyone is in!” Jerry Shares the Cowboys’ Scheme

The Dallas Cowboys are starting to pick themselves up after yet another disappointing season, and the pressure is still growing in Frisco.

The fan base’s greatest fears have been confirmed after three straight 12-5 seasons ended in postseason disaster:

Dallas is running it back on the headset, bringing back head coach Mike McCarthy and a large portion of the staff,

assuming they don’t get promoted somewhere.

The Cowboys will have to make important choices this offseason regarding cap space and when they must pay the piper,

though. Dallas will have the option to retain its studs or look elsewhere,

with quarterback Dak Prescott facing a potential $60 million salary charge and receiver CeeDee Lamb and edge rusher Micah Parsons also approaching contract extensions.

Both veteran left tackle Tyron Smith and running back Tony Pollard are potential free agents.

There’s a chance to change course and pursue a more sustainable future by focusing on younger,

less expensive players. As the upcoming months set the tone for the 2024 season,

owner Jerry Jones discussed his approach to the offseason and what fans should expect.

“We’re going all in,” Jones declared. “I would say that instead of building it for the future, you will see us this coming year.”

There is a way for him to stay competitive, whether it is by feeding the hype machine (see out our analysis of Mike Fisher’s take) or by being honest about the Cowboys’ objectives.

Though being astute will become much more crucial, Dallas ought to participate in free agency.

Putting everything on the line seems to make Smith more likely to come back to shield Prescott’s innocent side.

Additionally, it boosts Dallas’ seasoned reinforcement additions from the previous campaign, such as cornerback Stefon Gilmore and receiver Brandin Cooks.

Additionally, Jones’ remarks might influence the 2024 NFL Draft. The Cowboys’ first two selections from last year’s class,

defensive tackle Mazi Smith and tight end Luke Schoonmaker, were considered developmental possibilities.

Neither position was essential to the team’s 2023 goals, and both typically require longer to develop.

“Going all in” usually has repercussions for failing. (And perhaps given Jerry’s age of 81.)

The fan base almost erupted when McCarthy was reinstated following his humiliation in the Wild Card Round,

and his seat is already hot. An early-round exit or a sluggish start feels like the final straw for a coaching staff that hasn’t even reached

the halfway point. Jones outlined his plans in detail. In 2024, their prospects will be determined by how the front office interprets those statements.

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