Kaiir Elam cemented his role as the Cowboys’ likely Week 1 outside starter, overcoming early questions about pad-play against top receivers. His outside coverage presence locks in a stable boundary role, potentially boosting Dallas’ pass defense and giving IDP managers a predictable floor.

Elam is poised for a bigger look behind Diggs, as Dallas leans on his athleticism and length. The preseason will test his ability to handle outside duties and nickel versatility, potentially elevating his fantasy relevance if he earns a consistent role.

Elam's transition from Buffalo to Dallas has been marked by significant improvement, highlighted by his team-high three interceptions during camp. His confidence and performance suggest he might be a key player for the Cowboys' secondary.

Kaiir Elam has emerged as a valuable cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys after being traded from the Buffalo Bills. Initially seen as a way to cover for Trevon Diggs' absence, Elam has quickly adapted to the team's defensive strategies, showcasing significant potential in both real-life play and fantasy football.

Kaiir Elam made a significant interception against Jalen Tolbert during the Cowboys' training camp and celebrated with a young fan, showcasing both his skills and his character.