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2020 Dallas Cowboys Free Agency: Rumors, reports, signings, and re-signings tracker

Everything you need to know about Dallas Cowboys free agency.

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What happens throughout this free agency period is going to drastically impact the foreseeable future for the Dallas Cowboys. There are several decisions that the Cowboys are going to have to make with regards to their own internal free agents which is just as much a part of free agency as luring in players from other teams. You can see a full list of all Cowboys free agents right here.

A lot has changed with regards to the NFL calendar, but here is where things stand on the outset of free agency.

  • Saturday, March 14th (11:59 PM ET): Deadline for players to vote on the new Collective Bargaining Agreement - The CBA passed.
  • Monday, March 16th (11:59 AM ET): Deadline for NFL teams to place franchise tags on players - Dak Prescott was tagged.
  • Monday, March 16th (12 PM ET): The NFL’s legal tampering window opens
  • Wednesday, March 18th (4 PM ET): Free agency begins

The Cowboys are limited to one tag with the new CBA.

As per usual we have put together a tracker here at BTB in order to keep track of anything and everything related to the Cowboys throughout this process. This post will be updated as more information, reports, rumors, signings, and re-signings all become available.

Last updated on Wednesday, April 1st at 9:40 PM ET.


Dallas Cowboys Free Agency Rumors/Outside Signings

April 1st: Dallas is signing defensive end Aldon Smith

March 27th: The Cowboys are signing kicker Greg Zuerlein

March 26th: Daniel Ross joins other Cowboys with the Las Vegas Raiders.

March 25th: Dallas has agreed to a deal with defensive tackle Dontari Poe

March 25th: The Cowboys are bringing in tight end Blake Bell

March 24th: Phillip Dorsett ultimately landed with the Seahawks

March 23rd: Defensive lineman Kerry Hyder is leaving for the 49ers.

March 21st: Dallas has been linked to Dontari Poe, Ndamukon Suh, and Mike Pennel in addition to Damon Harrison

March 21st: The Cowboys are reportedly “open” to the idea of Damon Harrison

March 21st: Donovan Olumba is headed to the Cleveland Browns

March 20th: The Cowboys have “some” interest in Phillip Dorsett

March 20th: Emmanuel Sanders ended up with the New Orleans Saints

March 20th: Dallas is reportedly interested in defensive end Everson Griffen

March 20th: The Cowboys are signing safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix

March 18th: Cam Fleming is headed to the New York Giants

March 18th: Desmond Trufant ultimately went to the Detroit Lions

March 18th: Xavier Su’a-Filo is headed to the Cincinnati Bengals

March 18th: Chris Harris Jr. has chosen the Los Angeles Chargers

March 18th: The Cowboys are moving on from CB Donovan Olumba and DE Daniel Wise.

March 18th: Dallas has a new cornerback as they’ve agreed to terms with Maurice Canady

March 18th: Needing cornerback help, the Cowboys are interested in Desmond Trufant

March 18th: The Cowboys and wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders have mutual interest

March 18th: Dallas has agreed to terms with defensive tackle Gerald McCoy

March 17th: The Cowboys won’t be picking up Cam Fleming’s option and he will become a free agent

March 17th: The GOAT is gone... Jeff Heath is joining the Las Vegas Raiders

March 17th: Defensive tackle Maliek Collins is also headed to the Las Vegas Raiders

March 17th: Stunner here... longtime Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is joining the Las Vegas Raiders

March 17th: NFL Network analyst Joe Thomas thinks that Jadeveon Clowney will end up with the Cowboys

March 17th: Robert Quinn has agreed to a five-year, $70M deal with the Chicago Bears

March 16th: Randall Cobb has agreed to a three-year deal worth $27M with the Houston Texans

March 16th: The Cowboys have interest in re-signing kicker Kai Forbath, but also in Greg Zuerlein (who has ties to new special teams coach John Fassel)

March 16th: Byron Jones is officially moving on from the Dallas Cowboys and headed to the Miami Dolphins.

March 16th: There is a lot of interest in Robert Quinn on the FA market, Cowboys reportedly not involved.

March 16th: The Cowboys are reportedly interested in bringing back Sean Lee

March 16th: More reported interest from the Cowboys in Chris Harris Jr.

March 2nd: The Cowboys might be interested in cornerback Chris Harris Jr.


Dallas Cowboys Re-Signings

March 20th: Dallas is bringing back cornerback CJ Goodwin

March 19th: The Cowboys are also bringing back linebacker Justin March

March 19th: Linebacker Joe Thomas is headed back to the Cowboys

March 18th: Joe Looney is returning to the Cowboys on a one-year deal

March 18th: The Cowboys are reportedly returning cornerback Anthony Brown

March 18th: Cooper Rush has agreed to sign his RFA tender

March 18th: Dallas is bringing back kicker Kai Forbath

March 17th: He’s back! Long-snapper L.P. Ladouceur is returning to the Cowboys for a 16th season

March 17th: The General is back! Sean Lee is officially returning to the Cowboys on a one-year deal

March 17th: Dallas is bringing back safety Darian Thompson on a two-year deal

March 16th: The Cowboys have reached an agreement with Amari Cooper - five-year, $100 million deal.

March 16th: Blake Jarwin has been extended. It is a three-year extension for $24.25M with $9.25M guaranteed.

March 10th: Jamize Olawale’s 2020 option is picked up

March 9th: Cowboys re-sign center Adam Redmond


Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper

(With Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper being two of the biggest names across all of free agency it is important to keep tabs on their situations specifically)

March 16th: The Cowboys have reached an agreement with Amari Cooper - five-year, $100 million deal.

March 16th: The market for Amari Cooper “appears strong

March 16th: Legal tampering begins and the Cowboys haven’t re-signed Amari Cooper. Other teams can now negotiate with him.

March 16th: Cowboys place the franchise tag on quarterback Dak Prescott.

March 10th: Ed Werder notes there seems to be progress in negotiations with Amari Cooper and his deal may get done before Dak Prescott.

March 9th: ESPN reports that the Cowboys upped their $33M per year offer to Dak.

March 6th: It is reported that the Cowboys offered Dak Prescott $33M per year with $105M guaranteed.

March 5th: Amari Cooper says he wants to be a “Cowboy for life.”

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