The Dallas Cowboys are currently grappling with a glaring lack of receiving depth after failing to secure a second starting-caliber wide receiver through free agency or the draft. With CeeDee Lamb as the only standout, the team has signed journeyman Parris Campbell, but his track record raises concerns. Other receivers like Jalen Tolbert and Ryan Flournoy have yet to impress. The Cowboys have been linked to potential trades for players such as George Pickens from Pittsburgh or even a reunion with Amari Cooper, who left under less than favorable circumstances. Despite the buzz, insiders label Cooper as 'not special' and doubt his return will provide the spark the team needs.

With the season approaching, the Cowboys need to make a strategic move to bolster their receiving corps, as their current roster lacks the explosiveness and reliability required to support Dak Prescott. Without significant trades or signings, they risk facing a challenging season with a predictable offense that could struggle to generate big plays. The urgency to act is palpable, as the Cowboys remain in search of that elusive No. 2 receiver.