Dallas Cowboys face tough decisions after Zay Flowers' contract

The Dallas Cowboys are reconsidering their roster and salary cap strategy following Zay Flowers' new four-year, $140 million contract with the Baltimore Ravens. The deal elevates Flowers to the fourth-highest-paid receiver in the NFL, surpassing Cowboys wideout CeeDee Lamb, who has a lower contract value at four years, $136 million. As George Pickens plays under the franchise tag, the implications of Flowers' contract could raise Pickens' asking price significantly. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently discussed Pickens' potential long-term future with the team, amid the need for possible contract restructuring for Lamb due to his recent injury history. How the Cowboys approach their wide receiver contracts will impact their financial planning going forward.

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