Lawson finished the season with five sacks and 15 quarterback hits, showcasing his ability to contribute effectively to the edge rush. Re-signing him would provide depth to the defensive line, especially if Golston and Lawrence depart in free agency.

Since Week 5, Carl Lawson has been the best in the NFL at pressuring quarterbacks as they deliver passes. A late addition to the roster, he has stepped up significantly after the team lost key players like Sam Williams and DeMarcus Lawrence. Lawson has recorded 11 tackles and 4.0 sacks in 10 games, making him a valuable asset to retain, especially if Lawrence departs in free agency.

Carl Lawson has become a significant contributor to the Cowboys' defense since being promoted to the active roster in October. He has led the NFC with 13 QB hits and recorded 11 tackles, 10 pressures, and 4.0 sacks over 10 games, including a standout performance on Thanksgiving against the Giants. Originally signed to the practice squad, Lawson stepped up to fill the void left by DeMarcus Lawrence's injury, showcasing his ability to impact games despite a lackluster start to the season with the Jets.

Carl Lawson has been a significant contributor to the Cowboys' pass rush, recording back-to-back sacks in recent games. His performance has provided a much-needed spark for a defensive unit that has struggled, showcasing his ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks effectively.

Carl Lawson had a standout performance in Week 9, recording two sacks, which highlighted his ability to step up in Parsons' absence. However, such impactful performances have been rare for the Cowboys' defense this season.