Prescott is the undisputed starter and Dalton is his primary backup. The only unanswered concern is whether or not the Dallas Cowboys bring an extra QB on the active roster. With Prescott and Dalton under one year-contracts and Mike McCarthys belief in developing QBs, this years seventh-round draft pick Ben DiNucci gets to stick around in the meantime.
With training school practices underway around the league and the expected kickoff for the 2020 NFL season just around the corner, its time to take a look at what the Dallas Cowboys 53-man lineup might look like. Today we will adhere to the offensive side of the ball and effort to anticipate whos in and whos out. Lets get to it, shall we?
Blake Jarwin, Blake Bell, Dalton Schultz.
Guard (3 ).
Tight End (3 ).
Zeke and Pollard when again offer the Cowboys a formidable RB duo for the 2020 season. With the shortened offseason and Jamize Olawales decision to decide out this season, theres not another RB or FB deserving of a lineup spot in my viewpoint today.
Dak Prescott, Andy Dalton, Ben DiNucci (R).
The tight end position may be the weak link or at the extremely least most significant question mark for the Dallas Cowboys offense heading into the 2020 season. Martin no doubt starts at RG when again for the Cowboys in 2020.
Joe Looney, Tyler Biadasz (R), Adam Redmond.
No big surprises here. Smith and Collins, arguably the very best tackle duo in the league, when again bookend the Cowboys offensive line. Brandon Knight most likely ends up being the new swing deal with, however, complimentary representative Cam Erving might challenge for that task.
Wide Receiver (6 ).
Ezekiel Elliott, Tony Pollard.
The tight end position may be the weak link or at the very least greatest question mark for the Dallas Cowboys offense heading into the 2020 season. Jarwin will replace Jason Witten as the starter with Bell working as the TE2. Schultz more than likely finishes the TE trio. The unidentified surrounding this group is a bit scary and as such becomes a bit of an issue.
With training camp practices underway around the league and the expected kickoff for the 2020 NFL season simply around the corner, its time to take a look at what the Dallas Cowboys 53-man lineup could look like. The only unanswered question is whether or not the Dallas Cowboys bring an extra QB on the active lineup. The Cowboys most likely still bring six WRs giving Smith a chance to stick around, however, theres no doubt they will be looking for receivers who can contribute more.
Tyron Smith, Lael Collins, Brandon Knight.
Because the reduced offseason, looney is most likely the preferred to start right now due to the absence of practice time. Biadasz might take control of eventually in the season, however for now will serve as the primary backup. Redmond provides important depth at both center and guard.
Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, CeeDee Lamb (R), Cedrick Wilson, Devin Smith, TBA.
Martin no doubt begins at RG as soon as again for the Cowboys in 2020. Williams and McGovern will fight it out for the LG area. McGovern might have the advantage today with Williams still not practicing due to the ACL injury he sustained late in the 2019 season.
Zack Martin, Connor Williams, Connor McGovern.
Center (3 ).
Quarterback (3 )
The trio of Cooper, Gallup, and Lamb have the potential to be something truly special, but the depth behind them is murky. Wilsons versatility to play inside or out at WR and his special teams ability likely earn him a roster area. After Wilson though its unknown. The Cowboys most likely still carry 6 WRs giving Smith an opportunity to remain, nevertheless, theres no doubt they will be looking for receivers who can contribute more.
Well there you have it. This is my individual forecast regarding which Dallas Cowboys gamers make the 53-man roster on the offending side of the ball. Tune in tomorrow to see who I believe makes the cut defensively.
Running Back (2 ).
Offending Tackle (3 ).
