Dallas Cowboys Depth Chart

I say that because of Tavon Austin. To me, the Cowboys drafted Pollard to do the things they hoped Austin would provide last year. And then that opens the door for other receivers, particularly the speedy ones such as Reggie Davis, Devin Smith and perhaps Jon'Vea Johnson.

I think one of those three guys finds a way to make the team if Austin doesn't. I also link both Noah Brown and Jalen Guyton in a similar role, with only one of them likely making it.

Obviously, lots can change between now and the start of the season, but if I had to make a prediction now … give me Cooper, Cobb, Gallup, Hurns, Brown and Johnson, with Davis or Smith on the practice squad.

Rob Phillips: Mickey makes a good point about this group's best skill. As wide receivers coach Sanjay Lal told us, "There's speed all over the place.

Michael Gallup is my pick for a breakout season playing alongside Amari Cooper. He got better and better down the stretch last season and played his best game against the Rams in the playoffs.

Cobb can give this team a real run-after-catch threat from the slot. Let's say for argument's sake there are three open spots left.

I usually give the nod to veterans like Allen Hurns and Tavon Austin. Left Tackle. Senat Greg Senat. Left Guard.

Williams Connor Williams. Looney Joe Looney. Redmond Adam Redmond. Right Guard. McGovern Connor McGovern. Right Tackle.

Steele Terence Steele. Left Defensive End. Lawrence DeMarcus Lawrence. Gregory Randy Gregory. Right Defensive End.

Crawford Tyrone Crawford. Anae Bradlee Anae. Left Defensive Tackle. Woods Antwaun Woods. He rapidly became an afterthought thanks to rookie Donovan Wilson, and he also couldn't give the incumbent Jeff Heath a run for his money.

Additionally, in looking at the defensive roster, just how fragile was the bubble beneath former first-round pick Taco Charlton?

The answer is rather obvious, because it took a teammate being suspended to help his chances of remaining on the roster, but Charlton is coming off a strong camp and a stellar dress rehearsal that led to owner Jerry Jones guaranteeing him a job.

With the team having now concluded its cutdowns, we have that answer and much more. The Cowboys have finalized the first version of their man roster for Week 1 of the regular season.

It's important to keep in mind that an NFL man roster is fluid. Changes will be made in the next 24 hours, weeks, and months during the regular season.

As of now, these are the 53 men the who will march into battle with every week for Dallas. The asterisks next to Elliott's name are there for a reason.

His decision in the next few days will ultimately impact how the RB depth chart looks a few days from now, but Darius Jackson and Jordan Chunn have already been shown the door.

Is it likely Elliott be on the field come Week 1? Absolutely, with a deal imminent and both sides hoping to finalize terms to have him return to the facility as early as Monday, Sept.

That being the case, signing Morris to a one-year deal to challenge for the role of RB1 against the Giants was a bit of a no-brainer, especially considering his familiarity with the team and having been asked to step in for a suspended Elliott in It was easy for him to stave off a perennial practice squad talent in Jackson than rookies Weber and Tony Pollard, with the latter truly establishing himself as a potential starter in the absence of Elliott.

For some depth insurance during the Elliott holdout -- but more so for added special teams assistance -- Chunn was promoted on Monday from the practice squad.

The rest of the offensive setup is fairly straightforward, with a couple of exceptions. From a wide receiver standpoint, the need for a turbo talent that can take the top off an opposing defense saw several players clawing for the chance at being that guy, and while guys like Reggie Davis and Jalen Guyton put on a show at times in camp, it's Johnson that was initially running away with it going into the preseason opener.

The problem was Johnson's drops in camp also showed up against the 49ers , and that opened the door for someone else to take the lead -- notably Devin Smith, who impressed with the chances he's gotten from a poor-performing Mike White who operates behind a questionable backup O-line.

The team believes Brown can take the next step in , but you wonder if his body will allow it. He landed on IR with a hamstring injury in -- although he'd return in November -- and started this camp on the physically unable to perform list.

Still eligible for a seat on the practice squad but also still not healthy, keeping him around for as a reservist see below makes sense.

Austin entered camp on the bubble by virtue of his own durability concerns and the addition of Pollard, but he's done well and the coaching staff will find every possible reason to not release him, especially when factoring in his positive and infectious locker room energy.

The bottom line is the Cowboys can excel with those they've chosen to keep around. The team is running light with five wideouts for now, using extra space to beef up OL depth, especially with rookie Connor McGovern headed to injured reserve.

The decision to release tight end Rico Gathers was the correct one, with Witten back and both Jarwin and Schultz looking crisp in camp.

Carrying just three tight ends allows for an added space elsewhere, and the club needs it. Has given up some plays on stop and go routes.

Some occasional hitch changing directions and can get grabby when separated. Recovery speed is suspect against fast receivers.

Willing tackler but often comes in high and rarely gathers. Occasionally will take a wrong turn in press and gets separated.

Can be in phase and lose the ball on deep vertical routes. Has special team talent and return skill which could add to his versatility.

Still a work in progress in some areas but size, length, and overall cover skill could get him drafted on day one. Hope it was a linehan thing, and kellen utilizes rico.

Duded stop with the Collins trade he"s here an he"s not going nowhere remember he could have went anywhere when he didn't get drafted by any NFL team but he choose the cowboys just want yall to remember that.

I think 6 WRs because they have more talent in the O line carry 10 that will be tough to pass on. They will have a TOP 10 O line.

I wanna see if Kellen wants Rico. Linehan didn't use him except to block. Defense may be the reason Rico is cut. Woods all had surgeries.

I don't blame Rico. I blame coaching. Has this regime developed any players? As far as I can tell, players are either good when they arrive or they never pan out.

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