According to many, the Dallas Cowboys enjoyed a fruitful NFL Draft, with each selection earning positive reviews. However, a notable shortcoming was the team’s oversight in acquiring a wide receiver during the seven rounds. Although Dallas did sign some wideouts as undrafted free agents post-draft, fans are still eager for a high-profile addition.

Fortunately, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is open to expanding the wide receiver lineup, potentially by bringing in an experienced pass catcher. Jones conveyed this possibility while addressing the media after Day 3 on Saturday evening. ESPN’s Todd Archer reported, “Jerry Jones mentioned the Cowboys might consider adding a veteran to the wide receiver group.

He also referenced Jonathan Mingo, picked in the fourth round last year, as someone who could make significant strides in 2025.” Meanwhile, several potential options remain available on the free market or through trades. It is now up to Jerry Jones and his team to act decisively and address this critical need to cap off a successful offseason.

According to many, the Dallas Cowboys enjoyed a fruitful NFL Draft, with each selection earning positive reviews. However, a notable shortcoming was the team’s oversight in acquiring a wide receiver during the seven rounds. Although Dallas did sign some wideouts as undrafted free agents post-draft, fans are still eager for a high-profile addition. Fortunately, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is open to expanding the wide receiver lineup, potentially by bringing in an experienced pass catcher. Jones conveyed this possibility while addressing the media after Day 3 on Saturday evening.

ESPN’s Todd Archer reported, “Jerry Jones mentioned the Cowboys might consider adding a veteran to the wide receiver group. He also referenced Jonathan Mingo, picked in the fourth round last year, as someone who could make significant strides in 2025.” Meanwhile, several potential options remain available on the free market or through trades. It is now up to Jerry Jones and his team to act decisively and address this critical need to cap off a successful offseason.