Holden’s role is a focal point, with multiple looks after his Rams’ performance. If he sustains his momentum and earns more snaps, Holden could push up the depth chart, offering a sneaky fantasy avenue in deeper leagues should he secure a larger downs-per-game share.

Holden’s late-season-into-offseason burst translated into a notable preseason debut with two catches for 42 yards, including a 35-yard deep ball. His big body and hands present a real chance to push into the Cowboys’ WR mix behind Lamb, Turpin, and Pickens, provided he sustains the rhythm in practice and in Game 2 vs. Baltimore.

Holden, an undrafted receiver, led Dallas’ offense in Week 1 with two receptions for 42 yards and a 35-yard sequence. He’s positioned to push veteran options for depth and could emerge as a mid-season contributor if he continues to build rapport and show consistency.

Holden lands in the Cowboys' receiver mix as a contested depth piece. His ability to contribute on special teams could be the deciding factor for a final roster, with potential upside if he translates preseason reps into meaningful in-game production.

Holden, an undrafted free agent, delivered a notable late-game performance vs. the Rams, recording two catches for 42 yards including a 35-yard gain. He’s drawn praise for consistent flashes in training camp and is cited by the coach as moving up the depth chart. His trajectory could elevate him into a real rotational role if he repeats against Baltimore, making him a high-upside sleeper in deeper fantasy formats.