Cowboys Pursue WR Upgrades, Prescott Returns to Training

The Dallas Cowboys are actively seeking to add a wide receiver after not selecting one in the 2025 NFL Draft, with genuine interest in re-signing free agent Amari Cooper, though his willingness to return is unclear given his projected two-year, $37 million contract. The team is also exploring other options, such as trading for Denver’s Courtland Sutton—though he is not currently available—and targeting free agents Keenan Allen and Robert Woods. The Cowboys have signed four new running backs but are unlikely to pursue veteran Nick Chubb due to concerns about his injuries and recent performance. Quarterback Dak Prescott has reportedly recovered from his injuries and is participating fully in training. The team has added undrafted receivers for training camp but remains cautious about players with legal or character concerns, such as Isaiah Bond. This approach reflects the Cowboys’ focus on leadership and character in roster decisions.