Cowboys need to hit home runs this offseason to avoid last place in the NFC East

"Every team in the division will be looking to reload after disappointing seasons. The Washington Commanders let go of both coordinators and are looking to maximize their rookie window with Jayden Daniels at quarterback. Adam Peters, the team's general manager, has not been shy about being aggressive in free agency or in the trade market to make the team better."

"The Giants also have a rookie quarterback they are excited about, and the future of their organization. With a healthy Jaxson Dart, Cam Skattebo, and Malik Nabers leading the team on offense and Dexter Lawrence, Abdul Carter, and Brian Burns on defense, New York has a ton of talent that was in desperate need of guidance and leadership. That's why the team went after Harbaugh with everything they had and handed him the keys to the organization."

"Of course, there's also the Philadelphia Eagles, who are not afraid to counter their mistakes in a big way, making sure they don't happen again the following year. They are also looking for a new offensive coordinator to help elevate the offense to pair it with their championship-level defense. The Eagles are determined to pursue the top options available on the market."

The NFC East has intensified after the Giants hired John Harbaugh, leaving three division teams led by coaches with Super Bowl experience while Brian Schottenheimer remains the only one without that résumé. Increased competition raises the chance that the division’s last-place team could finish with a winning record, as illustrated by the 9–8 Detroit Lions beating Dallas 44–30. Washington dismissed both coordinators and plans to accelerate Jayden Daniels’ development with GM Adam Peters pursuing aggressive trades and free-agent moves. New York possesses young quarterback prospects and playmakers alongside key defenders. Philadelphia seeks a top offensive coordinator and roster upgrades. Dallas faces pressure to hire a defensive coordinator, add two starters, and sign impactful free agents.

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