Following the midseason trade for Amari Cooper, the Dallas Cowboys wide receiver corps appeared compete. Along with a new number one, the Cowboys also had an impressive third-round rookie in Michael Gallup, a grizzled veteran in Allen Hurns, one of the best slot receivers in the NFL in Cole Beasley and a gadget speedster in Tavon Austin. They even have an up-and-coming talent in former 2017 seventh rounder Noah Brown.
But heading into the offseason, this wide receiver unit in Dallas could be gutted.