Player acquisition is a 365-day commitment, or at least it should be. To this point in the spring, the Dallas Cowboys have done a better job in that department than they did last offseason.
While the Cowboys have not signed or acquired any blue-chip players, they have added competition and depth at multiple positions of need, and significantly strengthened parts of their roster. Still, there are plenty of areas the Cowboys could improve and make their team even more complete before the start of training camp.
One area the Cowboys could look to improve at is finding someone to compete for the starting spot at right guard.