Cowboys were made fun of for signing a 28-year-old veteran in their first NFL free agency move.

Cowboys were made fun of for signing a 28-year-old veteran in their first NFL free agency move.

The Dallas Cowboys’ owner, Jerry Jones, has emphasized throughout the offseason how committed the team is to 2024. On the first day of NFL free agency, however, the Cowboys were the only team to not reach a deal with a player, either new or existing.

The Cowboys were the only team not to move, as the Seattle Seahawks had joined them before the team finalized a deal with tight end Noah Fant. On day two, Dallas broke the streak, albeit it was not the signing that many fans had anticipated. Long snapper Trent Sieg has accepted to terms with Dallas, a decision that has further enraged Cowboys supporters.

In a message posted on X on March 12, 2024, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News wrote, “Cowboys have entered the chat and made their first free agency-related move, reaching a one-year contract with long snapper Trent Sieg, a person familiar with deal said.” “The lineup from last season, which included kicker Brandon Aubrey, punter Bryan Anger, and Sieg, is still in place.”

While Cowboys supporters had hoped for more spectacular additions,

Dallas made the decision to keep their long snapper on staff first.

Prominent running backs who have already found new teams include Aaron Jones

, Austin Ekeler, Josh Jacobs, Derrick Henry, and Saquon Barkley.

“Who’s up for a Trent Sieg-focused 30-minute Locked On Cowboys podcast?!

” Marcus Mosher of Pro Football Focus made a joke about X.

Clarence Hill Jr. of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram likewise enjoyed himself while making fun of the Cowboys.

The Cowboys and long snapper Trent Sieg have reached an understanding.

And the dynamite goes boom,” Hill said on X.

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