The Cowboys have already added defensive back Stephon Gilmore and wide receiver Brandin Cooks in an offseason that's been more active than fans are used to. So what moves could come next for Dallas?

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Have the Cowboys finally had a good offseason after the addition of Brandin Cooks? And what does it mean for Dallas' offense next season?

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NFL free agency is set to begin on Tuesday, but the Cowboys have built a reputation for being conservative in recent offseasons. Is this year they change their philosophy?

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If the Dallas Cowboys let Ezekiel Elliott go, should they franchise tag Tony Pollard?

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How far off are the Cowboys from the Super Bowl?

Are the Chiefs and the Eagles that much better?

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Was this season a Cowboys success? Do they actually consider moving on from Dak?

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What do the Cowboys do better than the 49ers? And can they make rookie quarterback Brock Purdy look ugly on Sunday.

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As the Cowboys prepare to make their fourth postseason appearance with Dak Prescott as their starting quarterback, Austin York and Dylan Reid wonder how much pressure is on Prescott to get past the wild-card round this season. The other burning question: Are the Cowboys better than last season?

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With the NFC East crown still in play for the Cowboys with a win and an Eagles loss on Sunday, Austin York and Dylan Reid wonder if that playoff path is the one Dallas wants.

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With a playoff spot already clinched and an outside chance at winning the NFC East, the Cowboys enter Thursday night's against the Titans with something to play for in the regular season. But what will the story be in the playoffs and can Dallas finally reach an NFC Championship Game? Austin York and Dylan Reid discuss whether this year's Cowboys can make a postseason run and how Dak Prescott stacks up against other NFC playoff quaterbacks.

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