The Dallas Cowboys have made adjustments to the contracts of Jake Ferguson, DaRon Bland, and Kenny Clark to improve their salary cap situation ahead of the 2026 NFL season. This restructuring is part of a broader strategy to create additional financial room during the offseason.
Bland and Ferguson both received contract extensions, ensuring they remain with the Cowboys through 2025. Bland's new four-year contract is valued at $92 million, extending his tenure with the team until 2030. Ferguson has also secured a four-year extension worth $52 million, which keeps him with the Cowboys through 2030 as well.
Kenny Clark's contract has been adjusted again this offseason, with his deal now extended through the 2028 season. These changes provide the Cowboys with enhanced options for potential roster modifications. Team owner Jerry Jones has expressed optimism about the team's prospects, stating that he is excited about their potential to compete for significant achievements if they can maintain health and performance.
While these contract changes do not explicitly indicate a pursuit of high-profile players, they do offer the Cowboys greater flexibility for any future moves during the season, positively impacting their salary cap for 2027 as well.
