The Dallas Cowboys have put together a fantastic offseason, putting together a draft class that is booming in potential while also being more active in NFL free agency than most years. Really, the only benefit of the Cowboys' often inactivity in free agency has been their ability to pick up compensatory picks for players who departed for other teams.

NFL Draft is in the books and the Dallas Cowboys have made their picks. Owner Jerry Jones and his staff of coaches and scouts ended up making nine selections this offseason ... with the plan being to rely on some of the kids to help make much-needed improvements to this year's roster.

The Dallas Cowboys reportedly could be pursuing a reunion with a familiar face in free agency. According to Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, a source said that "there is building team interest" in signing free-agent wide receiver Amari Cooper this offseason.

The Cowboys, in need of a No. 2 wide receiver, had interest in Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan. The Panthers, though, drafted him four picks before the Cowboys were on the clock. The Cowboys ended up not drafting a receiver,