As the free agency fest continues around the league, the Dallas Cowboys have lost another defender, this time on the defensive line. According to ESPN's Jordan Raanan, defensive end Chauncey Golston will remain in the NFC East and has agreed to a three-year deal worth $19.

A Cowboys source confirms to CowboysCountry.com that this loss comes along the defensive line as rotational defensive end Chauncey Golston is making the move out of The Star.

Ahead of the 2024 season, Dallas made Prescott the highest-paid quarterback of all time and Lamb the highest-paid non-quarterback, too. Since then, both players have restructured their deals to free up cap space, but they still have hefty cap hits. Between the two re-structures, the team was able to create nearly $57 million in cap space .

Will the Cowboys be serious players in free agency this week? History tells us they will not be. But their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, spent some money a year ago and look where it got them.

After losing Chauncey Golston to the New York Giants, the Dallas Cowboys invested in another depth pass-rusher. During the second day of the free agency negotiating window, the Cowboys agreed to a deal with former New Orleans Saints first-round pick Payton Turner.

The Dallas Cowboys have been a little active since the legal tampering period for free agency started on Monday. They signed guard Robert Jones to a one-year deal, running back Javonte Williams to a one-year deal,