NFL experts voted the Dallas Cowboys’ 2024 off-season to be the worst.

Are the Dallas Cowboys better prepared for the 2024 NFL Draft on their roster?

The Dallas Cowboys have had the worst off-season so far in the NFL, according to a number of experts polled in ESPN’s most recent roundup of the off-season.
Tyron Smith, who played for the Jets, was traded to the Cowboys, along with RB Tony Pollard, who was traded to the Titans, C Tyler Biadasz, who was traded to the Commanders, DE Dante Fowler, DE Dorance Armstrong, CB Noah Igbinoghene, DT Jonathan Hankins, who was traded to the Seahawks, DT Neville Gallimore, who was traded to the Dolphins, and LB Leighton Vander Esch, who retired.

There’s an adage on addition by subtraction, but it’s not relevant in this situation. It seems like the Cowboys lost out on top players throughout the free agency period. With no free agent move to replace RB Tony Pollard, the backfield currently appears unimpressive despite numerous seasoned players being available.

alternatives. The departure of OT Tyron Smith complicates things right away. Although Smith had health problems recently, QB Dak Prescott had no better friend than him on the field. The O-line must come first in the Cowboys’ draft plan, even if they decide to move tackle Tyler Smith, which is unlikely given their current circumstances, according to Stephania Bell.

In response to Bell’s Cowboys choice, ESPN fantasy expert Eric Moody raised concerns about Dak Prescott’s potential impact on the team’s chances of winning the Super Bowl.
“They need to address a number of spots, and there are good reasons to doubt Prescott’s ability to take them to the Super Bowl. Prescott’s deal expires following the 2024 season, so there’s uncertainty

hangs over the group. The Cowboys’ future continues to raise more questions than it does answers as the NFL offseason goes on. Calais Campbell would instantly strengthen Dallas’ defensive line and rotation, so the team should sign him. His leadership would also be beneficial to the locker room.

Jordan Reid, an NFL Draft analyst, was another specialist at casting a Cowboys ballot.
They haven’t been able to find replacements for the important players they lost. Tyron Smith’s non-resignation leaves a gaping hole at left tackle, and it was dubious to let Pollard walk free without a plan for succession. Although the draft has not yet taken place, there is a lot of pressure to replace guys who were essential to the team with those draft selections.

team’s accomplishments.

The Cowboys were selected by former NFL general manager Mike Tannenbaum as having the worst off-season of 2024.

“They still need to fill the positions of running back, defensive tackle, receiver, left tackle, and center. Even though they will be spending a lot of money on contracts for Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, and Prescott, it surprised them to not pursue Henry or AJ Dillon. They should be commended for their excellent drafting and perseverance in the past, but an almost flawless draft will be required to meet all of their requirements.

Jerry Jones, Mike McCarthy, Dak Prescott, and the Dallas Cowboys
Jan. 14, 2024, Arlington, Texas, USA: Following the Dallas Cowboys’ victory over the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Dak Prescott (4) leaves the field.

Game of the 2024 NFC Wild Card at AT&T Stadium. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/Kevin Jairaj
The disappointing 2023 season of the Dallas Cowboys
With a 7-2 record to start the season with victories over the likes of the Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Washington Commanders, Carolina Panthers, and New York Giants, all was good in “Jerry World.” The Cowboys claimed the NFC East by winning back-to-back games against the Jets and Giants at the close of the regular season, despite a couple defeats to the 49ers, Eagles, and an unexpected one in Arizona against the humble Cardinals without Kyler Murray.

Regretfully, history was repeated for the Dallas Cowboys as Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers humiliated Jerry Jones’ team in the NFC Wild Card game.

48–32, in their own location. With names like Bill Belichick and Jim Harbaugh available, it seemed inevitable that Mike McCarthy would be the fall guy for the Cowboys’ shortcomings after such a humiliating loss to his former team.

Jerry Jones, on the other hand, has different ideas and will keep McCarthy on the sidelines in 2024. Cowboys supporters and opponents will undoubtedly have differing opinions about this decision.