Dallas Cowboys Seek Reunion with WR Amari Cooper Amid Roster Changes

The Dallas Cowboys are actively reshaping their roster after a disappointing 2024 season, with significant attention on both their secondary and offensive positions. The team declined the fifth-year option for recently acquired cornerback Kaiir Elam, making him a free agent in 2026 and signaling a shift in their secondary amid injuries and departures. In the wake of their underperforming running game, the Cowboys released multiple players and overhauled the backfield by signing Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders and drafting two running backs, indicating a commitment to revitalizing their ground attack. Meanwhile, concerns remain about the Cowboys' wide receiver depth behind CeeDee Lamb, as the team did not draft a WR and instead brought in undrafted free agents. Owner Jerry Jones has hinted the team is still open to signing a veteran receiver, with reports linking Dallas to a possible reunion with Amari Cooper, a former Pro Bowler for the franchise. Cooper's potential return is generating excitement among fans who believe his presence could help the Cowboys return to playoff contention.