The Dallas Cowboys are making a strategic shift this offseason, focusing on younger and more cost-effective players instead of veteran backups. This decision aligns with their recent NFL Draft success where they acquired first-round pick Tyler Booker, who is already being viewed as a potential Week 1 starter. Alongside their draft picks, the Cowboys have also signed nine undrafted free agents (UDFAs), hoping to cultivate fresh talent.

Among these UDFAs are wide receiver Traeshon Holden and linebacker Justin Barron, who bring promising skills to the team. However, the reality is that many UDFAs won't make the final roster. The focus for the Cowboys remains on building a competitive team without the overhead costs associated with aging players.