Dallas Cowboys' Cap Space and Potential Signings.
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The Dallas Cowboys are set to have over $20 million in salary cap space for 2023 and beyond after releasing running back Ezekiel Elliott as a June 1 cut. While the move allows Elliott to test the open market, the Cowboys won't see the cap savings until June 2. The team can now use the extra space for any summer signings they are interested in making. NFL accounting allows teams to spread out bonus amounts and restructure base salaries into bonuses to move cap hits to later years.
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