If you're waiting for the to
make a huge splash in the 2022 NFL free agency pool, keep waiting. It should come of no surprise considering the Cowboys' usual frugal approach this time of year -- -- as the team works to try and re-sign most of its in-house free agents. The first came by way of a one-year deal on wide receiver , followed by a five-year commitment to after agreeing to trade to the , and now it appears time forto get paid.The veteran long snapper has agreed to terms on a one
-year deal to stay put in Dallas through the 2023 season, sources tell CBS Sports, that will pay him the veteran minimum -- amounting to $1.12 million for the coming season. DET LS #43 McQuaide survives in Dallas where fellow former teammate has not -- both having spent time with special teams coordinator John "Bones" Fa sel and
free agent Bryan Anger on the Los Angeles Rams roster -- Zuerlein having been . Unlike Zuerlein, McQuaide was pristine in his test drive last season, and the two-time Pro Bowler is being rewarded for his efforts in helping to make Anger a Pro Bowler for the first time in the punter's career (and likely pricing him out of Dallas in the proce s).It was tumultuous entrance for McQuaide, who took the reins from team legend , the unexpected move effectively forcing
Ladouceur into unwanted retirement. Having to fill the shoes of a legend is never an easy task, but McQuaide has earned at least one more season in Dallas after having done it in 2021.
The Cowboys' work continues in free agency from here, including trying to keep talented pa s rusher from , or one of the other several teams sending him their offers.
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