Dallas Cowboys Roster
- NFC East
- Stadium
- AT&T Stadium
- Head Coach
- Mike McCarthy
- Offensive Coordinator
- Kellen Moore
- Defensive Coordinator
- Dan Quinn
- Special Teams Coach
- John Fassel
- Defensive Scheme
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Dallas Cowboys wide receivers Simi Fehoko and Noah Brown have been pleasant surprises in training camp since James Washington (foot) went down with injury. Fehoko has consistently come up big in practices, especially in the red zone, using his size and speed to create space on deep balls or to make contested catches in traffic. The 24-year-old only played seven offensive snaps all year and played in just five games as a rookie in 2021, but he looks ready to contribute in Year 2. Considering how thin the Cowboys are at the position with injuries to Washington and Michael Gallup (knee), Fehoko could have a role early on alongside CeeDee Lamb, rookie Jalen Tolbert and Brown.
The Dallas Cowboys have reached an agreement with kicker Brett Maher. The organization brought in Maher along with a few other kickers for a tryout. Clearly, Maher has won that battle and has been signed by the organization. He made 16-of-18 field goals for the New Orleans Saints in 2021. Before that, Maher spent two seasons as a member of the Cowboys. The expectation is that Maher and Lirim Hajrullahu will compete for the kicking job in training camp. Fantasy managers can wait and see who wins this competition before adding one of them in fantasy formats.
The Dallas Cowboys have decided to bring in some more kickers for added competition. They hosted kickers Brett Maher, Cole Murphy and Matt Ammendola for workouts. Cleary, the organization isn't happy with the results they're getting from Lirim Hajrullahu and rookie Jonathan Garibay. The team might add another kicker to the mix, but that remains to be seen. Maher spent two seasons with Dallas earlier in his career before joining the New Orleans Saints. The 32-year-old made 16-of-18 field goal attempts through eight games with the Saints last season. Possibly, Maher can earn himself the kicking gig in Dallas. However, fantasy managers can wait this one out before jumping on the waiver wire.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup (knee), who is recovering from a torn left ACL suffered last year in Week 17, continues to progress in his recovery and was seen running and cutting at training camp on Monday. Gallup remains on the Physically Unable to Perform list and isn't allowed to take part in practice. The 26-year-old doesn't expect to be ready for Week 1 of the regular season, and there remains no timetable on his return from the PUP, so it's caused his fantasy stock to drop entering the 2022 season. James Washington (foot) is also out for six to 10 weeks as well, so rookies Jalen Tolbert, and Dennis Houston and Noah Brown are battling for the No. 2 job behind CeeDee Lamb to begin the season.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is the team's clear No. 1 receiver entering the 2022 season with Amari Cooper in Cleveland and Michael Gallup (knee) not expected to be ready for Week 1. "CeeDee is a guy that wants the ball, expects the ball," quarterback Dak Prescott said. "When one guy is on him he's not covered in his head. And I appreciate that and like that. So I think in that sense yeah, as offensive coordinator Kellen Moore said, we'll feature him. Some plays will be designed to get it to him but in a case where everybody is one on one across the board, yeah, he's our guy to go to." The 23-year-old will draw plenty of attention from defenses, but he'll also see a bigger target share and should be a strong WR1 target in fantasy drafts.
