The Dallas Cowboys are poised to make strategic moves as the post-June 1 cut period approaches, which presents an opportunity to relieve salary cap pressure. This year, they may consider cutting safety Donovan Wilson, a player who has shown promise since being selected in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. Despite being known for his aggressive playing style and effectiveness in run defense, Wilson's performance dipped during his most recent season, which could influence the team's decision.

By leveraging the financial benefits associated with a post-June 1 cut, the Cowboys could distribute Wilson's dead-cap hit over two years, giving them some much-needed financial flexibility as they look to secure high-profile signings in the offseason. With Jerry Jones at the helm, Dallas is expected to make bold moves that may include reshaping their roster and adjusting to current salary cap dynamics.