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- Nothing in the hard-news categories right now.
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- Cowboys snap counts Week 1: DaRon Bland and Jalen Thompson played all defensive snaps (69). Caleb Downs with heavy workload in his debut: 61 defense 4 special teams. Von Miller got 11 snaps. I thought he would get more. Offense wasn’t on field enough yet Ryan Flournoy as the new No. 3 WR picked up 41 snaps. KaVontae Turpin with just 8 snaps. If offense is on the field more I’m assuming he’s reaching double-digits. Brevyn Spann-Ford and Luke Schoonmaker with 13 snaps each.
- Cowboys restructure 3 contracts to create more cap room
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The Cowboys created a little more than $19 million in salary-cap space by restructuring the contracts of DT Kenny Clark, CB DaRon Bland and TE Jake Ferguson, per ESPN’s @toddarcher. Their deals were re-worked to give the Cowboys flexibility as the 2026 season begins or allow the club to carry over any unused space to 2027.
3 more updatesfrom 3 sources
- Sep 3 Calvin Watkins (X) Cowboys created $19 million in salary cap space with conversions/restructures of DaRon Bland, Jake Ferguson and Kenny Clark contracts according to two people with knowledge of the decision. Cowboys have over $30 million in cap space.
- Sep 3 NFL Daily News (Bluesky) Cowboys restructure Kenny Clark, Daron Bland, Jake Ferguson's contracts, per Todd Archer. Create more than $19M in cap space.
- Sep 3 ESPN NFL News Sources: Cowboys open up $19M in cap space
- Sep 3 Adam Schefter (X) The Cowboys created a little more than $19 million in salary-cap space by restructuring the contracts of DT Kenny Clark, CB DaRon Bland and TE Jake Ferguson, per ESPN’s @toddarcher. Their deals were re-worked to give the Cowboys flexibility as the 2026 season begins or allow the club to carry over any unused space to 2027.