FRISCO, Texas -- Believing Terence Steele is their right tackle of the present and future, La'el Collins' new agent, Peter Schaffer, told ESPN's Adam Schefter the Dallas Cowboys have given him permission to seek a trade for his client.
Steele, an undrafted free agent signed in 2020, has started 27 games in his first two seasons, while Collins has dealt with injuries and suspensions the last two seasons. With a trade, the Cowboys would open up $1.3 million in salary-cap space. Without the trade, the Cowboys would likely release Collins, which could have gained them $10 million in room if they were to designate him a post-June 1 cut.