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FRISCO – The Dallas Cowboys continue to collect non-Tier 1 veterans for their roster via free agency, on Saturday adding to this class with a move at the wide receiver position.<\/p>\n
The Cowboys agreeing to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles wideout Parris Campbell.<\/p>\n
Campbell, 27, is coming off having earned a ring as a Super Bowl LIX championship with the Philadelphia Eagles. Last season, though, he was not a statistical influence in Philly as he played in five games and caught six passes for 30 yards and a touchdown.<\/p>\n
By joining the Cowboys, the much-traveled Campbell will be playing for his fourth team in the last four seasons … and for his third team from the NFC East.<\/p>\n
Campell spent the 2023 season with the New York Giants before moving to Philadelphia in 2024.<\/p>\n
Campbell’s career start came with the Indianapolis Colts, who selected him in the second round with the 59th overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.<\/p>\n
A product of Ohio State, in his four years with the Colts, he produced 97 catches for 983 yards and five touchdowns.<\/p>\n
So … add him to the “in the black” total of Dallas acquisitions in the last week via free agency or trade.<\/p>\n
P Bryan Anger (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
S Markquese Bell (re-signed): Three years, estimated $12 million<\/p>\n
WR Parris Campbell (signed from Eagles)<\/p>\n
CB Kaiir Elam (trade from Bills): for 2025 fifth and 2026 seventh-round picks<\/p>\n
Edge Dante Fowler (free agent from Commanders): One year, $8 million<\/p>\n
ST CJ Goodwin (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
OL Brock Hoffman (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
OL Robert Jones (free agent): One-year deal, $4.75 million<\/p>\n
DB Israel Mukuamu (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
LB Kenneth Murray (trade from Titans): 2025 seventh-round pick for 2025 sixth-round pick<\/p>\n
DT Osa Odighizuwa (re-signed): Four-year deal, $80 million ($52 million guaranteed)<\/p>\n
LB Jack Sanborn (free agent from Bears): One-year deal<\/p>\n
RB Miles Sanders (free agent from Panthers): One-year deal, $1.38 million<\/p>\n
LS Trent Sieg (re-signed): Three-year deal, $4.45 million ($3.1 million guaranteed)<\/p>\n
S Juanyeh Thomas (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
DL Solomon Thomas (free agent from Jets): Two-year deal, up to $8 million<\/p>\n
DE Payton Turner (free agent from Saints): One-year deal, $3 million ($2 million guaranteed)<\/p>\n
KR\/WR KaVontae Turpin (re-signed): Three years, $18 million<\/p>\n
DE Tyrus Wheat (re-signed): One-year deal<\/p>\n
RB Javonte Williams (free agent from Broncos): One-year deal, up to $3.5 million<\/p>\n
Major losses, of course, include DeMarcus Lawrence, Jourdan Lewis and Rico Dowdle. But overall on the Scorecard? Maybe this isn’t “selectively aggressive” enough, but …<\/p>\n
The Cowboys are in the black in roster-building . … something that could not be said a year ago.<\/p>\n
That doesn’t mean that Campbell suddenly fills the need for a No. 2 receiver alongside CeeDee Lamb, though, so … stay tuned.<\/p>\n
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