Dallas trimmed to 53 ahead of Week 1 vs Philadelphia, with Perrion Winfrey earning a spot after an emotional moment from coach Brian Schottenheimer. Holden, Brooks, Deuce Vaughn and Israel Mukuamu were among the cuts. Winfrey celebrated with a viral clip taunting the Eagles, Giants and Bears, signaling a confident interior presence for Dallas as the opener at Lincoln Financial Field looms.

The roster decisions underscore Dallas’s blend of veteran depth and young upside, and Week 1 will test the Cowboys’ new interior rotation right away. With Winfrey on board, fantasy managers will monitor snap counts, scheme fits, and potential run-stuffing upside as Dallas seeks to disrupt opponent backfields from the middle.

Buffalo Bills may target three waiver candidates after cuts: Pooh Paul Jr., Isaiah Bolden, and Israel Mukuamu. Each offers defensive upside and immediate special-teams value, a smart depth move for a team chasing young talent.

Paul Jr. flashed before calf issues; Bolden is long and physical with Patriots experience; Mukuamu brings versatile safety/slot coverage. A claim here could reshape Bills' back seven for Week 1.

Dallas cut Israel Mukuamu, a 25-year-old defensive back with safety and cornerback versatility and a notable special-teams impact. With four years of accrued NFL time, he bypasses waivers and can sign with any team immediately, leaving Dallas hoping to stash him on the practice squad for a potential recall later in the season. The 53-man deadline looms as the club trims to 53 and continues roster gymnastics to preserve depth in the defensive backfield.

Fantasy managers should monitor waiver wires and consider Mukuamu a long-shot, high-upside stash in deeper leagues. His path to a role would likely hinge on injuries or scheme fit elsewhere, while Dallas’ moves could ripple through the DB rotation and special-teams lean in the coming weeks.