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The Cowboys announced a $66 million reduction in player salaries, a move that will free up significant cap space for the franchise. Owner Jerry Jones said the cut is part of a broader strategy to keep the team competitive while staying within the league’s financial rules.
Analysts argue that the decision highlights the flexibility of the NFL salary cap, which can be manipulated through roster changes and contract restructuring. The move may prompt other teams to reassess their cap strategies ahead of the upcoming draft and free‑agent market.