Cowboys assistant coach comments on re-signing multiple-time All-Pro

With the Dallas Cowboys entering the NFL offseason with 22 unrestricted free agents, there are positions to fill across the board, including special teams with All-Pro punter Bryan Anger and long-snapper Trent Sieg.

While the potential need for a new punter or long snapper shouldn't overly stress Jerry Jones and the front office, both players have proven to be reliable and are valuable assets.

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New special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen commented on the two pending free agents and had nothing but praise.

“I haven’t found anyone that’s said a bad thing about them," Sorenson said, via Joseph Hoyt of ALL DLLS. "I really have a lot of respect for those guys. Obviously we’d love to have them back, and hopefully we can.”

Dallas Cowboys punter Bryan Anger punts the ball against the Philadelphia Eagles. | Eric Hartline-Imagn Images

Anger has enjoyed a 13-year career and is a two-time second-team All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowler. He was last year's eighth highest-paid punter at $3 million per year.

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He has proven to be a valuable player for Dallas and has played a key role in the field position game, but at 37 years old, the team could opt for a younger, cheaper option in free agency.

However, if Sorensen gets his way, the Cowboys should bring Anger back in 2025.

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