The Dallas Cowboys are undoubtedly in the market to add offensive weapons this offseason. Aside from receiver CeeDee Lamb, the team doesn't have that second option within that unit that can be trusted.
Of course, with the team looking to add to a valuable skill position, heavyweight names are brought up by many around the fanbase.
Could Tee Higgins be an actual option? Maybe a veteran like Stefon Diggs or Keenan Allen could do the trick. What if Amari Cooper had a reunion with the franchise?
There are plenty of names that can be tossed out there as potential future Cowboys. However, there is one name that should not be discussed, and that is Cooper Kupp.
Dan Graziano of ESPN has reported that the Cowboys could be a potential landing spot for the former Super Bowl MVP if his price were to drop.
However, this deal has all the makings of one that will backfire, no matter where he signs. This is why the Cowboys should stay as far away as they can.
Kupp's production has dramatically dropped in the last three seasons, with injuries being a major reason why. However, a change of scenery isn't going to be enough for Kupp to turn back the clock. The Cowboys should focus on other options or even look at prospects in the upcoming draft.
