Huddle Up: With CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens able to stretch the field, Ferguson should have the opportunity to feast in the middle. He had 82 receptions season, and should be a dependable TE1 in 2026.

Huddle Up: Blue should be a handcuff to Javonte Williams and could be an RB3 in his own right. Williams' 252 carries was by far a career high, and Blue will be used to spell him frequently.

Huddle Up: Pickens erupted in his first season in Dallas, setting career highs across the board. Even with a healthy CeeDee Lamb, Pickens has proven he can be a major weapon in the passing game. At worst, he should be a high-end WR2 who delivers his share of WR1 performances.

Huddle Up: Lamb had a down year by his standards, but he missed time with an ankle injury and never seemed to find his typical form. Don't be surprised if he bounces back in 2026, and don't hesitate to grab him as a WR1, especially if he slides a bit after his numbers slipped last season.

Huddle Up: The Cowboys made it clear that Pickens would not be receiving an extension, so the next time the two sides can talk is after the 2026 season. Pickens should see plenty of targets again this upcoming season and will be at least a No. 2 receiver in leagues.

Huddle Up: Ferguson heads into 2026 as a bona fide TE1 in all fantasy leagues, and he should be drafted right after the top-tier options are off the board. He went for 82 receptions for 600 yards and eight touchdowns in 2025, and with better quarterback play, he could easily improve on that production.

Huddle Up: Pickens will be playing on the franchise tag this upcoming season but does not appear to be considering holding out during training camp. He is coming off a fantastic 2025 season and will be at least a No. 2 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Williams finished with a career-high 1,201 rushing yards in 2025, while accounting for 13 touchdowns. So, Blue will have to wait his turn at carving out a huge role in the offense. He is trying to overtake Malik Davis for the RB2 job, and Phil Mafah is also in the mix for backfield touches. The Cowboys likely prefer Blue, and would like to see him take a step forward. Unless disaster strikes, knocking Williams out of action for an extended period, Blue is only worth drafting as a handcuff to Williams, and as a late-round flier as a fantasy lottery ticket.

Huddle Up: Davis has some solid performances during the end of the 2025 season but will have to win the backup job during training camp. He will see a handful of touches if he is the No. 2 back but can be avoided in fantasy leagues unless Javonte Williams suffers an injury.

Huddle Up: After a couple of strong performances last season, Flournoy should be the No. 3 receiver behind CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens in 2026. His production will likely be inconsistent if Lamb and Pickens are healthy, but if either receiver misses time, Flournoy becomes a viable starting option. Consider stashing Flournoy in deeper formats.

Huddle Up: Flournoy is an under-the-radar fantasy option who will likely be on the waiver wire in most casual leagues - barring a great preseason - but he very much warrants a roster spot in most 12-team leagues with 18-man rosters. The third-year wideout was most impressive in two spots last year, shredding the New York Jets for a 6-114-0 line while filling in for an injured CeeDee Lamb in Week 5 and again when the whole crew was healthy in Week 14 against the Detroit Lions (9-115-1). Fantasy managers will not be able to start him confidently until Lamb and/or George Pickens miss time, but he has established himself to a point that it would be shocking if he doesn't exceed last year's production (40-475-4).

Huddle Up: The 25-year-old Pickens enjoyed the most productive year of his career during his first season in Dallas, with 93 catches for 1,429 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. He should be viewed as a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Pickens is playing on a one-year deal this upcoming season, so he will have to play well if he wants a long-term deal with a team. He was one of the better receivers in the NFL in 2025 and should be a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues this season.

Huddle Up: Prescott should be fine for the regular season, so fantasy players shouldn't worry about him missing any time. He still projects as a QB1 in 2026 and has the potential to lift everyone around him in the Cowboys' offense.

Huddle Up: Pickens did sign his franchise tag tender earlier this offseason but has skipped most of the voluntary workouts. He will be playing for a contract again this season and should be able to post good numbers again as long as he stays healthy. He will be at least a No. 2 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Blue appears focused on putting a lackluster rookie season behind him, and if he can secure the No. 2 running back role, he will at least be a valuable handcuff to Javonte Williams. Keep an eye on Blue's role in the Dallas backfield during training camp.

Huddle Up: Lamb projects to be one of the top options this year at the wide receiver position. Lamb is going to be the WR1 in 2026 for the Cowboys and beyond, and has a chance to be a top-five wide receiver by the end of the season.

Huddle Up: Pickens signed his franchise tender this offseason and should remain with the Cowboys for at least one more season. He was one of the top receivers this past season and will be a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues as long as he can stay healthy.

Huddle Up: Blue played sparingly as a rookie, but he has the speed to bring a big-play element to the Dallas offense. Of the players in the mix for the backup job, Blue probably has the most upside. Assuming he can secure the role, he will be worth stashing in most formats.

Huddle Up: Pickens signed a $27 million franchise tag in April to remain in Dallas for at least one more season. The 25-year-old is coming off an outstanding 2025 campaign where he had 93 receptions for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns. He should be viewed as a high-end WR2 option in all fantasy formats, with the potential to post WR1-type numbers in some weeks.

Huddle Up: Flournoy is coming off a solid 2025 season but will be behind CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens on the depth chart and will see a limited number of targets during games. He can be a late round pick in fantasy leagues but will not be a weekly starting option unless Lamb or Pickens suffer an injury.

Huddle Up: Pickens has signed his tender but may not report to the team until the mandatory minicamp. The Cowboys are saying that they will not trade Pickens, so fantasy players should expect similar numbers this upcoming season. He is a weekly starting option in all leagues when he plays.

Huddle Up: Pickens is coming off the best year of his career in the Dallas offense. Even with the presence of CeeDee Lamb, Pickens remains a strong WR2 with WR1 flashes in some weeks.

Huddle Up: It looks like Pickens will play for the Cowboys for at least one more season unless they decide to trade him at some point. He is coming off an outstanding 2025 season and will be a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues if he stays with the Cowboys.

Huddle Up: Valdes-Scantling will likely only have fantasy value if the Cowboys move on from George Pickens and will not be a starting option most weeks even if he has a solid role in the passing game.

Huddle Up: It was reported that Pickens plans to sign the tender offer, but it seems like he has not signed at this time. The Cowboys will not be giving Pickens a contract extension, so his two options appear to be to sign the one-year deal or hold out. He is a weekly starting option in all leagues when he plays but may be a risky option because of his contract situation.

Huddle Up: Pickens will not receive a long-term extension this offseason but will be signing his franchise tag in the near future. It seems like he will be with the Cowboys in 2026 and will be a weekly starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation because Pickens can be traded now that he signed his tender offer. He will be a starting receiver no matter where he plays in 2026 and will be at least a No. 2 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see when Pickens will report to the team since he may decide to hold out for a while because of his contract situation. He is a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues but is a risky option at this point because of his uncertain status.

Huddle Up: Pickens received the franchise tag this offseason, but it is not known when he will sign his tender offer. Prescott and Pickens showed a terrific connection in 2025 and will both be weekly starting options in all leagues if Pickens is ready for Week 1.