The Dallas Cowboys continue their strategy to enhance their roster by signing defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey, fresh off an impressive All-UFL season with the Birmingham Stallions.

Winfrey, noted for his collegiate success at Oklahoma, was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft but faced a challenging rookie season that ended with him being waived. His brief tenure with the New York Jets in 2023 saw him primarily on injured reserve or the practice squad. After proving his capabilities in the UFL, he earned all-league honors and is now set to contribute to the Cowboys' defensive line.

The Dallas Cowboys have signed cornerback Robert Rochell to bolster their defensive backfield, following a series of injuries last season. With Trevon Diggs recovering from knee surgery and rookie Shavon Revel Jr. still recovering from an ACL tear, Rochell, who previously played for the Green Bay Packers, is poised to make his mark as a special teams asset. Despite limited defensive action throughout his career since being drafted in the fourth round in 2021, Rochell's opportunity arises in a precarious situation for the Cowboys' secondary. The team also re-signed C.J. Goodwin, indicating their commitment to solidifying their depth in the defensive backfield ahead of training camp.

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are set for a significant salary increase, a long-awaited change for the iconic squad. In the latest episode of the America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries on Netflix, cheerleaders learned they will receive a staggering 400% salary boost starting in the 2025 season. Historically criticized for their compensation, cheerleaders were reportedly earning as little as $22,000 annually despite being part of a franchise valued at over $10 billion. Kelli Finglass, the squad’s director, acknowledged the remarkable progress made this year and expressed hope that it could inspire change for dancers globally.

As the NFL season progresses, the San Francisco 49ers are emerging as a formidable contender, thanks to the explosive performances of Christian McCaffrey and Deebo Samuel. The 49ers have maximized their offensive potential, leveraging their star players' versatility to dominate on the field. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are looking to rebound from previous setbacks. Dak Prescott's leadership and the defensive prowess of Micah Parsons will be crucial if they wish to keep pace with their NFC rivals.

Building a competitive fantasy football team requires identifying key wide receivers that can deliver big points and help secure victories. In 2025, several players outside the usual suspects, such as Ja'Marr Chase and CeeDee Lamb, offer immense value. Notably, Rashee Rice, with an ADP of 39, is set to emerge as a strong option, benefiting from an improved Chiefs offense. Likewise, Jameson Williams is poised for a breakout season after a solid rookie campaign. Both players present exciting potential for fantasy owners looking to bolster their rosters.

As the season approaches, staying ahead of the curve with lesser-known wideouts could give savvy managers the competitive edge. Puka Nacua, with an average draft position of 79, could also prove to be a sleeper pick. The emphasis on wide receivers, especially in PPR leagues, means targeting these players could define successful fantasy seasons.