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I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

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And we're here to finish off our risers list.

On Wednesday, went over all the biggest risers from the AFC after free agency.

So make sure go back, listen to that one if you haven't already.

Today, time to run through the NFC.

And that begins with the Cowboys. And there's lots of

players getting small bumps after Free Agency in Dallas. Rico Dowdle is the first. And let me be clear,

I don't think that Rico Dowdo is going to be starting for the Cowboys this season. I don't want

to imply that at all, at least not unless some injuries happen. I think this team is probably going

to draft someone,

maybe even sign somebody else. Could we see Ezekiel Elliott go back there in a cheap deal?

I think that's certainly not out of the question, but Dallas is one team that is almost guaranteed to take a running back in April. Still, for the time being, Dowdle is at top the depth

chart. So he gets a a bump gives him a chance here

to be the number two back in dallas again we also saw the cowboys cut white out michael gallop

and they didn't bring anybody else in so jalen tobert he's a bit of a riser we already saw this

though last season we saw him start to move ahead of gallop near the end of the year. So not a huge bump for him, but the fact that Gallup's gone and the Cowboys haven't added any other pass catchers, that makes Tolbert a riser also makes veteran Brandon Cooks and tight end Jake Ferguson. They get slight bumps as well. I mean, C.D. Lamb is going to handle as many targets as he can, and then we'll

see what Jerry Jones and company do in the draft. Maybe they'll grab a wide out there, but for now,

these guys are all small risers. Ferguson is a low end, tight end one for fantasy, cooks in that

wide receiver four flex range, and Tolbert's more of a dart throw stash. Now, Sequin Barkley, he is a riser as well in the NFC East.

He's going from the Giants to the Eagles.

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