For the most part, the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles have the best rooms at every position in the NFC East.

This fact is never more apparent than when the four teams’ receivers rooms are examined. And the difference between Dallas and Philadelphia in this case is razor-thin.

At least it was through the 2023 season.

The Cowboys’ wide receiver room took a small step backward when Michael Gallup was cut loose.

How Dallas fills that hole in the roster this fall will determine if the Eagles have an edge at the position. And the Cowboys did little to fill that gap.

Who Steps Up In Dallas?

Assuming CeeDee Lamb’s contract situation is resolved, the Cowboys will have a solid WR1 in 2024.

Lamb hauled in 135 catches for 1,749 yards and 12 touchdowns last season.

He will enter his fifth NFL season having exceeded his yardage total from the previous year in each season. He could potentially put up a 2,000-yard season this fall.

Brandin Cooks proved to be more of a WR2 for Dallas in 2023 than Gallup was.