The Dallas Cowboys are set to make significant changes in 2025, bringing in ten new players as they navigate the ever-increasing salary cap landscape. The Cowboys, who largely focus on retaining their own free agents, are diversifying their roster by adding players such as linebacker Kenneth Murray and right guard Robert Jones. While Murray's introduction comes at a cost of over $7 million to the salary cap, Jones takes on a more affordable $3.75 million deal. Other notable additions include running back Javonte Williams, defensive lineman Solomon Thomas, and cornerback Kaiir Elam. These strategic signings aim to strengthen their roster while managing draft pick implications, demonstrating a calculated approach to roster construction in a shifting financial landscape.