The Dallas Cowboys haven’t often been active in free agency in recent seasons under owner-slash-general-manager Jerry Jones.

The 2025 NFL offseason was expected to bring more of the same strategy after Jones admitted he didn’t expect Dallas to be “aggressive” in free agency.

“I don’t think aggressive is the right word,” Jones said, per the Cowboys website. “I wouldn’t call us really void in any area… If you include what we’re going to do in the draft, I wouldn’t see that… I’m not looking at free agency as a place to fill voids.”

Jones’ assessment has rung true in the early days of free agency. Dallas has taken a shot on a handful of players on value contracts to add depth and talent to their roster.

But thus far, the Cowboys‘ largest offseason splash has been re-signing Osa Odighizuwa to a four-year, $80 million deal. They haven’t invested heavily in external additions to the roster, unlike their divisional counterparts.

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Here’s a look at who the Cowboys have agreed to terms with in free agency thus far.

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Cowboys free agent signings

The Cowboys have agreed to terms with the following free agents, according to various media reports:

The Cowboys have also re-signed the following players:

The Cowboys also signed wide receiver and return specialist KaVontae Turpin to a three-year, $18 million extension, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero and Jane Slater. That makes him the highest-paid core special teams player in the league.

Cowboys free agents 2025

Below is a full list of the Cowboys players who remain free agents or have signed elsewhere for 2025:

The Cowboys also lost seven-time All-Pro guard Zack Martin, as the 34-year-old announced his retirement.

Cowboys cap space 2025

The Cowboys have $52.75 million in cap space remaining for the 2025 NFL offseason, per OverTheCap.com. That number is subject to change as Dallas agrees to terms with more players.