"Yes, you read that correctly, the Dallas Cowboys have a total of 22 pending free agents heading into the 2026 offseason. 16 of those 22 are unrestricted, meaning their contracts have expired and are completely free to negotiate and sign with any team in the league, with no compensation owed to the Dallas Cowboys. With that said, I will drop all of those pending free agents here in a moment,"
"On the offensive side of the ball, the two names that jump off right away that should be brought back are George Pickens and Javonte Williams; No questions asked. The next who is more offense, even though he is a special teams guy, is Brandon Aubrey, who is another no-brainier. He did struggle just a touch toward the end of the year on his longer kicks,"
"This will include both restricted and unrestricted free agents. As you can see, that there are a lot of players, a few that I will touch on here in a moment that I think are worth bringing back for 2026, but with two first round picks at no. 12 and no. 20 (Packers pick), some of these guys are worth letting walk."
Twenty-two Cowboys players will be pending free agents entering the 2026 offseason, including sixteen unrestricted players free to sign elsewhere without compensation. The group includes both restricted and unrestricted free agents and the team holds two first-round picks at No. 12 and No. 20 (Packers pick), creating roster flexibility to let some players walk. Offensive priorities for re-signing include George Pickens, Javonte Williams, and kicker Brandon Aubrey. Depth options Brock Hoffman and T.J. Bass are considered contingent on affordable contracts. On defense, only two players are recommended to return while the remainder are suggested to be allowed to leave.
Read at Inside The Star
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