Don't be surprised to see the Dallas Cowboys reunite with an old friend, according to a recent report from Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report. Due to the fact that the Cowboys remain without the services of Michal Gallup as he continues his recovery along with James Washington, Knox believes that Jerry Jones could target Cole Beasley.
“The Cowboys parted with Amari Cooper and Cedrick Wilson Jr. this offseason,” said Knox. “Michael Gallup is still working back from a torn ACL, Jalen Tolbert is a rookie, and free-agent addition James Washington (foot) is on injured reserve.
"Dallas could use an experienced pass-catcher to bolster its receiver room, and former Cowboy Cole Beasley would fit the bill. He previously spent three seasons with quarterback Dak Prescott and can play inside and outside—much like Gallup.”
Beasley, who was one of the favorite targets of quarterback Dak Prescott during the 2016 campaign, has spent the last three years playing with the Buffalo Bills and averaging 813 yards and four touchdowns a season.
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