Cowboys' $66M Move Highlights NFL Salary Cap Flaws

The Dallas Cowboys announced a $66 million reduction in player salaries, a move that will free up significant cap space for the franchise. The decision underscores the flexibility owners have under the current salary cap rules.

Owner Jerry Jones said the cut allows the team to reallocate resources and potentially sign high-impact players. Analysts argue the move highlights loopholes in the NFL's cap structure.