The Cowboys Have Signed 13 Undrafted Free Agents
The 2021 NFL Draft was a historic one for the Dallas Cowboys, who went defense on their first six picks for the first time in team history. But even after finishing with 11 total draft picks, the Cowboys made sure to add over a dozen more players.
According to Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys have agreed to terms with 13 undrafted free agents (UDFAs). Per the report, 10 of them are for the offense.
A handful of the UDFAs are players that Cowboys fans might have some familiarity with. Graduates from Texas, TCU, Houston, Texas Tech and Texas A&M all got signed.
One position that was addressed very well in this group is the wide receiver position. Brennan Eagles, Osirus Mitchell, Brandon Smith and TJ Vasher will all join Stanford rookie wideout Simi Fehoko at rookie minicamps.
Here is the full list of rookie UDFAs signed by the Dallas Cowboys:
Tiffin RB JaQuan Hardy
Marshall RB Brenden Knox
Louisiana FB Nick Ralston
Texas WR Brennan Eagles
Mississippi State WR Osirus Mitchell
Iowa WR Brandon Smith
Texas Tech WR TJ Vasher
Michigan TE Nick Eubanks
TCU TE Artayvious Lynn
Houston IOL Braylon Jones
Oregon DT Austin Faoliu
Texas A&M LB Anthony Hines III
Purdue S Tyler Coyle
Cowboys agreed to terms with 13 rookie free agents following the draft, sources said. Ten on offense. This followed a draft in which eight of their 11 picks addressed defense. More balance to rookie class. pic.twitter.com/tq0OxF8rFk
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) May 2, 2021
In total, the Dallas Cowboys have added 13 offensive players and 11 defensive players for their ranks. It’ll be hard for even half of them to secure spots on Dallas’ final 53-man roster.
But after this past year’s very disappointing 6-10 season, the Cowboys clearly want more competition. They’ve invested a ton of money into star QB Dak Prescott and now they need to more properly build the team to support him.
Have the Cowboys done enough to return to the playoffs in 2021?
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