Dallas Cowboys face tight end roster questions with Luke Schoonmaker
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 11:31 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The Dallas Cowboys are assessing their tight end roster this summer, with Luke Schoonmaker often cited as the least favorite among fans. Schoonmaker, a former second-round pick, has seen limited action behind Jake Ferguson, who has exceeded expectations. As training camp progresses, newcomers Brevyn Spann-Ford, Michael Trigg, and DJ Rogers are generating excitement, but Schoonmaker's well-rounded skillset keeps him in the mix. If Ferguson were to be sidelined, Schoonmaker could potentially step into a larger role. Early camp reports indicate Spann-Ford is working hard to prove his receiving ability, which could further complicate Schoonmaker’s standing on the roster.
- •Cowboys evaluating tight end depth this summer
- •Schoonmaker considered least favorite among fans
- •Jake Ferguson outperformed expectations last season
- •Brevyn Spann-Ford, Michael Trigg, and DJ Rogers are rising prospects
- •Spann-Ford aiming to prove himself as a receiving threat
- 11:31 AMYahoo Sports — Not Dead Yet: Cowboys fans target of ire still alive in roster fight
"Fans may be out on Cowboys TE Luke Schoonmaker but the Cowboys still value his well round skillset.
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