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Are Cowboys Still Looking at Signing NFL Free Agents?

The Cowboys eventually have to cut down from 90 to 53. Are they happy with these 90 until then?
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FRISCO - The fun thing about OTAs and minicamps and training camp is watching the individual battles between players in position groups. The Cowboys have plenty of those happening this off-season.

But are the battles good enough? Does this roster need more "battlers''?

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With all the young players and new additions to the roster from free agency and the draft, one can’t help but wonder if the final 53 will come from the 90 players already here, or if the Cowboys are still looking elsewhere to improve their club.

We believe the proof is in the pudding. Our Mike Fisher's reporting on Seattle linebacker K.J. Wright and Dallas' relative disinterest is telling. Fish is also telling us not to bother too much with defensive tackle Shelton Richardson. And we've reported the same inactivity at cornerback, where Richard Sherman still makes sense to us - but apparently not to Dallas' higher-ups.

Still, we say here are several positions already that might be able to use additional help from players not currently on the roster. What are they and who is available? Let’s discuss!

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