Despite some harsh criticism, the Dallas Cowboys have taken NFL free agency far more seriously in 2025 than they did in 2024. That was evident with one of their earliest moves, which was coming to terms with running back Javonte Williams.

Javonte Williams and the Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms on a one-year deal worth up to $3.5 million, according to a league source. Williams, who turns 25 in April, spent his first four NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos. His best season came as a rookie in 2021 when he ran 203 times for 903 yards and four touchdowns.

The Dallas Cowboys continued their bargain bin shopping as NFL free agency officially opened at 3 p.m. CT on Wednesday. Dallas agreed to a one-year deal with Bears linebacker Jack Sanborn.

Jourdan Lewis signed a sizable contract this offseason but the Dallas Cowboys secured an in-house replacement.

The Cowboys have shockingly traded for former Bills first-round pick Kaiir Elam to address their cornerback depth.

Dallas Cowboys Nation. The Cowboys have started to make some under the radar moves by retaining their own free agents and bolstering the already impressive special teams unit. While there has yet to be a splash by the team heard around the NFL,

Adding depth on both sides of the ball certainly helps, but the Cowboys will need starting caliber talent added to the roster.

It's possible that Cooper Kupp might be the splash in question. Insider Benjamin Allbright of KOA Colorado reported that Dallas is "very in the mix" for Kupp, who was released on