Williams, 3 Others Sign Free Agent Contracts With Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys have signed the four players who agreed to contracts on a busy second day of free agency, including the return of Terrance Williams as the No. 2 receiver behind Dez Bryant.
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The Dallas Cowboys have signed the four players who agreed to contracts on a busy second day of free agency, including the return of Terrance Williams as the No. 2 receiver behind Dez Bryant.
DeMarcus Ware has announced his retirement from the NFL after 12 seasons.
Right tackle Doug Free informed the Dallas Cowboys plans to retire, as we reported on 105.3 The Fan almost two weeks ago.
In what qualifies as a surprise, free agent Terrance Williams is being retained via a four-year deal worth $17 million, a source said.
According to multiple reports, the Dallas Cowboys have re-signed wide receiver Terrance Williams.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed four free agents, including three defensive starters, to contracts totaling more than $150 million.
Tony Romo remained with the Cowboys as the first day of free agency wrapped up Thursday, although the quarterback essentially said goodbye to Dallas fans in a video posted on social media.
With the countdown to the official start of NFL Free Agency signing drawing close, reports are starting to surface that the Dallas Cowboys may be interested in trading quarterback Tony Romo instead of releasing him.
Dallas Cowboys guard Ronald Leary has agreed to a 4-year contract with the Denver Broncos, according to multiple reports.
Dallas Cowboys free agency is on the way ... which for the Cowboys, means free agents are on the way out.
Tony Romo's star-crossed career as the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys will soon be over. Sources tell 105.3 The Fan's Mike Fisher the Cowboys will release Romo when the NFL year opens today.
Sources have stated that the Cowboys plan to release quarterback Tony Romo on Thursday, the first day of the NFL's free agency. Romo is aware of the team's plan.
According to a source close to Mike Fisher, the Cowboys have re-signed wide receiver Brice Butler to a 1-year deal.
Cowboys COO Stephen Jones tells me on Tuesday that Dallas has engineered the re-do on All-Pro linebacker Sean Lee's contract that will create $5 million of 2017 cap room for the team.
The Dallas Cowboys are about to withstand a QB whirlwind, anchored by the satisfaction that they employ a young, Pro Bowl starter.
