With organized team activities (OTAs) and minicamps complete, the NFL offseason has reached its dead period. That doesn't mean, however, that teams like the Dallas Cowboys will be idle between now and training camp.
Players will get a little time to refresh and prepare for the summer grind, but coaches and executives have plenty of work ahead. At the top of the to-do list is addressing any needs that have become apparent through free agency, the draft and offseason workouts.
Dallas, which won 12 games last season, might not seem like a team with many glaring holes.