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    Breaking: The Cowboys risk losing another standout CB to the NFC team.

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    Breaking: The Cowboys risk losing another standout CB to the NFC team.

    The 33-year-old defensive back is still a free agent despite having a good 2023 season with the Dallas Cowboys.

    With owner Jerry Jones declaring that the Dallas Cowboys were “all in” for 2024, there were a lot of high expectations for the team going into free agency. That hasn’t been the case, though, as Dallas hasn’t done much to make up for the players they lost last year, as they have seen several sign elsewhere.
    The Dallas Cowboys suffered the most defensively when Jonathan Hankins signed a one-year deal with the Seattle Seahawks and Dorance Armstrong and Dante Fowler joined the Washington Commanders.
    In keeping with that, the Cowboys might lose another defensive player from last season who excelled in the secondary.

    Cowboys Rumor: Stephon Gilmore being contacted by the Carolina Panthers

    The Carolina Panthers have contacted former Dallas Cowboys cornerback Stephon Gilmore on a possible return to Charlotte, according to a story published on Tuesday by Joe Person of The Athletic. Gilmore, a native of Rock Hill, South Carolina, played for the Carolina Panthers in 2021.

    According to a league source, the Panthers have contacted free agent CB Stephon Gilmore regarding a potential return to Charlotte.
    Gilmore, who attended the same high school as Jadeveon Clowney, was a member of the CAR Pro Bowl in 2021 and has played well into his 30s.

    March 26, 2024, Joe Person (@josephperson)

    After a stellar 2023 season with the Cowboys, where he filled in for Trevon Diggs following his September ACL tear, Gilmore is heading into 2023.

    The 33-year-old Gilmore recorded 68 combined tackles, 13 pass deflections, and two interceptions to help Dallas boast one of the league’s top passing defenses.

    In addition, the seasoned cornerback surrendered four receiving touchdowns, an 82.7 pass rating allowed when targeted, and a 55.8% completion rate allowed on targets. Gilmore was thought to return to Dallas, but because they don’t have a lot of cap room, we haven’t heard anything from them.

    While Gilmore played effectively on the boundary in 2023, the Cowboys might be able to survive without him the next season, but it would still be a noteworthy loss.

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