FRICO – It doesn’t appear to be the case right now because Monday’s NFL free agency opener focused largely on players who were rejecting or departing Dallas. Still, the Cowboys do have a strategy in place to build their roster. And it’s true that they require a running back? It won’t be Saquon Barkley, that player. The Eagles are going to sign him. It won’t be Tony Pollard that player. He’s affixing the Titans logo.
However, a new name has recently entered the picture. Now that the Green Bay Packers have fired Aaron Jones after trying to negotiate a pay cut, will the Cowboys actually give him a “urgent call”? Thanks to a tip from the Washington Post, that was the early Monday word. Furthermore, CowboysSI.com is now hearing from an NFL source that Dallas is “interested” in Jones.
Should we anticipate anything here? The explanation is obvious to those who have followed our coverage of the “scoops” that linked Dallas to players like Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley: money is everything, and Jones will attract other suitors. That being said, Jones is still a good concept.
At 29, I am suddenly concerned about injuries. However, the injury he caused them during the playoffs should haunt the Cowboys. In the Packers’ postseason first-round victory over the Cowboys, Jones ran for 118 yards and three touchdowns. And added another 108 yards in the Packers’ defeat by the 49ers in the second round. Nor will Green Bay find itself in a difficult situation. A.J. Dillon, the player selected to be Jones’ heir, is set to enter free agency. He has concerns about his own injuries and will turn 26 this year. However, the Packers recently acquired Josh Jacobs, a former running back champion, from the Raiders. Thus, they have a solution.
According to Spotrac, Jones’ current market value is under $5 million for a single year. That isn’t at all outrageous. It is true that the Cowboys require a running back. So we’ll set aside our well-founded skepticism for the time being and not laugh at the information we’ve received on Aaron Johnson
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