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It was curious decision since Cooper was the better player and Gallup was coming off a serious injury that wouldn’t allow him to play a full season.ĭallas’ plan at receiver re-sign Gallup, draft Jalen Tolbert in the third round, and sign the veteran WR Washington, was ill conceived. Instead they chose to re-sign free agent receiver Michael Gallup. Instead of keeping Cooper, the Cowboys decided to trade him for a small return of a fifth-round pick. There were financial and personal reasons that Dallas wanted to rid themselves from Cooper, but it turned out to be a big mistake, just like most everyone predicted. It was no shock the team wanted to move on from WR Amari Cooper, but trading him made little sense. The Cowboys mishandled the wide receiver position from the minute the offseason began. Here’s what went right, and wrong, for Dallas during the 2022 season.ĭallas Cowboys wide receiver Noah Brown (85) It didn’t end how many had hoped, but the Cowboys had a good season for a team that was left for dead in September. With backup quarterback Cooper Rush keeping the team afloat, the Cowboys were able to set the table for a 12-win season and a road playoff victory. Yet a funny thing happened on the way to a wasted season, the Cowboys actually won some games. Quarterback Dak Prescott fractured his thumb in a season-opening defeat and most expected the circumstances to send Dallas into a tailspin.
Another crushing blow came when left tackle Tyron Smith fractured his knee in late August. It began with an offseason that inspired little confidence and left many fans believing it was a throwaway season. Things took a turn for the worse in training camp when one of the Cowboys’ biggest free-agent signings (according to Jerry Jones), wide receiver James Washington, went down with a broken foot in the first padded practice. What a long, strange journey the 2022 season was the Dallas Cowboys.
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