Not only are Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence involved in a highly entertaining social media fracas, which elicited a response from various current members of the team, but the team emerged as a candidate to sign free-agent wide receiver Cooper Kupp following his Rams release.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones downplayed the idea that the team will be aggressive in free agency this offseason, but they are reportedly making a play for one of the biggest names still on the open market.

Friday got off to a hot start in the Dallas Cowboys world when ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the team was a "sleeper team" making a push for former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp. Per Schefter,

The Dallas Cowboys clearly trust their pre-draft evaluations. The theme of this offseason for Dallas has been acquiring former first-round draft picks who failed elsewhere. That's not new — it's a team that wasted selections by trading them for quarterback Trey Lance two years ago — but the Cowboys leaned hard into that strategy this offseason.

Tension is boiling over in Dallas as former Cowboys star DeMarcus Lawrence takes a shot at his old team, questioning their Super Bowl chances after signing with Seattle. Micah Parsons didn't hold back.

Former Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence made headlines with his comments on why he ended up leaving America’s Team and signing with the Seattle Seahawks. Essentially, he said that he needed to leave Dallas if he wanted to win a Super Bowl,