Cowboy’s Veteran Speaks Out Ahead of Free Agency!
As the Dallas Cowboys close the 2024 NFL regular season against the Washington Commanders, the game feels almost like a preseason matchup. With the Cowboys mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, they’ve decided to sit star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb for the final two games. For Washington, however, playoff seeding is still up for grabs, with a loss to Dallas potentially dropping them to the 7th seed.
While Washington focuses on securing their position, the Cowboys are already looking ahead to the 2025 season, facing tough roster decisions as 30 players become free agents. The offseason after 2024 could see key players like RB Tony Pollard, DE Dorance Armstrong, and LT Tyron Smith depart, presenting the Cowboys with even more difficult decisions.
One player set to enter free agency is cornerback Jourdan Lewis, who has been a reliable part of the Cowboys’ defense since being drafted in 2017. Despite not making the Pro Bowl this season, Lewis has posted impressive stats: 66 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, a forced fumble, a sack, 7 passes defensed, and an interception.
In an interview, Lewis expressed his focus on the upcoming game against Washington while acknowledging the importance of the offseason. His professionalism and commitment to the task at hand showcase why the Cowboys should prioritize retaining him. Having overcome a major injury, Lewis has returned to form, making him a key player for the team moving forward.
Lewis, who has deep ties to Dallas, expressed his desire to stay, saying he and his family love the city, but understands the business nature of the NFL. His leadership and consistency make him a player the Cowboys should prioritize as they plan for the future.
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