Dallas Cowboys Restructure Contracts, Renew Interest in Maxx Crosby

The Dallas Cowboys have reignited discussions regarding Maxx Crosby following recent salary cap adjustments. The team has more than doubled its cap space to over $33 million by restructuring contracts for players including Jake Ferguson, DaRon Bland, and Kenny Clark.

This financial maneuvering coincides with Crosby's projected cap hit of $31 million, suggesting the Cowboys could potentially facilitate a trade. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones previously indicated that the team had not abandoned interest in Crosby, despite concerns that led to the Baltimore Ravens backing out of a trade.

However, historical context suggests that such restructures do not always lead to immediate trades. The Cowboys have previously restructured contracts without significant outcomes. Additionally, the Raiders are expected to retain Crosby at the start of the season, with any trade discussions likely hinging on their performance early on.