Michael Gallup Fantasy

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup (knee) will be a question mark for Week 1 of the 2022 season after having surgery to fix a torn ACL. "Optimistically, I expect him to give us a question mark around the first game. And I see a conversation that says conservatively, you would like to have a couple more games to get him out there," owner Jerry Jones said. The Cowboys re-signed Gallup to a five-year deal this offseason, but he may not be ready after tearing his ACL in Week 17 last year. He'll have more opportunity and more fantasy upside with Amari Cooper now in Cleveland, but Gallup will also be a somewhat risky fantasy selection if he's not ready to begin the season. If Gallup isn't ready, James Washington could have a bigger early season role.

Mar. 28th • 12:03 PM

Wide receiver Michael Gallup has agreed to a $62.5 million contract that will keep him in Dallas for the next five years. The 26-year-old has compiled 2,902 yards and 15 touchdowns throughout his four seasons with the Cowboys. However, Gallup battled injuries during the 2021-22 campaign, with his season coming to a premature end after he tore his left ACL during the Week 17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Nevertheless, with Amari Cooper now in Cleveland, Dallas' front office is confident that Gallup can return healthier than ever and be a viable weapon for Dak Prescott moving ahead. Without question, the wideout's fantasy outlook may be higher than ever, and as long as he can remain healthy, there is a good chance he could have the best season of his career.

Mar. 13th • 8:29 PM

The Dallas Cowboys are confident in wide receiver Michael Gallup's (knee) medicals after he suffered a torn ACL last year, and it's why they are working to close out a long-term contract extension that would pay him over $10 million per season. Amari Cooper is expected to be released if Dallas can't find a trade partner, as they are currently projected to be $13.4 million over the 2022 salary cap, which is fifth-most in the NFL. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo has been told that Gallup's new deal could be for five years. The Cowboys also want to bring back Cedrick Wilson, who is scheduled to be a free agent when the new league year begins. Gallup, if fully healthy, is in line for a boost in fantasy value next season, depending on who else the team brings in at the position through free agency or the draft.

Mar. 7th • 3:14 PM