Ryan Flournoy aims for breakout year as Cowboys’ new No. 19
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 1:42 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Dallas Cowboys receiver Ryan Flournoy expressed his desire to start a new tradition with the number 19, previously worn by Miles Austin and Amari Cooper. Following a strong 2025 season, where he recorded 40 receptions and 4 touchdowns, Flournoy is expected to play a significant role as the team's third receiver. He aims to elevate the status of No. 19, similar to the prestigious No. 88 in Cowboys history. The Cowboys begin their 2026 season against the New York Giants on September 13.
- •Flournoy aims to honor previous No. 19 wearers while creating a new legacy.
- •He finished fourth on the Cowboys in receptions and receiving yards in 2025.
- •Dallas opens the 2026 season on September 13 against the New York Giants.
- 1:42 PMYahoo Sports — Ryan Flournoy eyes 2026 breakout while hoping to start this new Cowboys tradition
"Ryan Flournoy wants a new tradition in Dallas. The third-year receiver spoke to members of the media after Monday’s practice in Oxnard, California, and explained that Miles Austin and Amari Cooper’s history with No. 19 played a role in his decision to wear the number. Amari Cooper was in 19…they got the 88 tradition.
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