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The Cowboys are building up their roster so they can finally break the playoff curse that hangs over them.
However, there will be outgoings as they make the necessary additions.
One of the players who is saying hello to free agency is wide receiver Michael Gallup.
The Dallas Cowboys have cut Gallup as they free up much-needed offseason cap space.
End of the line for Michael Gallup
Jerry Jones is operating a tight ship and is looking to have as much spending money as they can muster.
Dallas did not make any moves at running back when free agency opened because of their set budget.
Therefore, cutting Gallup will free up the wage bill and they can look for a cheaper option.
The 28-year-old has not kicked on since his breakout sophomore season in 2019.
He has only managed to produce one season receiving more than 1,000 yards.
The Cowboys resorted to cutting Gallup as a trade was not looking like a realistic option.
Veteran Cowboys reporter Mike Fisher said it would be a ‘numbskull’ move for a team to trade for the receiver.
So, Gallup now resides in free agency and will be looking for the best deal in 2024.
Gallup urged to sign with Kansas City
Former Dallas receiver Dez Bryant has had his say on what the now-free agent should do.
He took to X and posted: “MG13 the Chiefs are waiting!!!”
The Kansas City Chiefs have confirmed the one-year deal they have given to fellow free agent Marquise Brown.
With the Chiefs already securing a free agent wide receiver would they pursue another?
In reality, probably not, as they have their starting receivers in Rashee Rice and Brown.
Kadarius Toney could be staying and they are hoping Skyy Moore can have a breakout season.
The cut that saves the Cowboys $9.5 million is beneficial for both parties.
There is now more cap space for the Cowboys to deal in.
Michael Gallup can rejuvenate his career by starting a new chapter at a different franchise.
Both the Cowboys and Chiefs could turn their attention to the draft for their wide receivers.
It is a fantastic opportunity as the draft class for receivers is stacked.