While the owner allows for the possibility of adding a veteran WR, one name with a checkered past in Dallas is reportedly "building interest."

Alabama Crimson Tide All-American offensive guard Tyler Booker, the 12th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys, hasn't been a Cowboy for even a week. However, he already has both All-Pro edge Micah Parsons and Dallas owner and general manager Jerry Jones ready to run through a brick wall after each have heard him speak.

The Dallas Cowboys surprisingly came out of the 2025 NFL draft without adding any wide receivers. Though the team had nine picks, they did not take a receiver with any of their selections for the first time since 2019.

A reunion is on the table that could help the Cowboys address the wide receiver position going into training camp.

According to Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, a source said that "there is building team interest" in signing free-agent wide receiver Amari Cooper this offseason. Cooper spent three-plus seasons with the Cowboys from 2018 to 2021.

The Dallas Cowboys made nine selections in the NFL Draft, addressing needs on offense and defense. How did pundits rate the team’s draft?

NFL draft is over, and the Dallas Cowboys made nine picks that were generally liked in totality. The team had significant holes on the roster, like receiver, but unlike the previous two drafts, Dallas avoided reaching for those needs and took the best players on their board.