Cleveland Browns: 3 Dream trade targets from Cowboys before 2020 training camp
By Dan Parzych
2. Michael Gallup
The duo of Cooper and Michael Gallup was already expected to give the Cowboys a major advantage on offense entering the 2020 season after seeing some of the success from last year.
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But now that Henry Ruggs III is part of the picture after Dallas decided to use a first-round pick on the rookie wideout, one can only imagine what kind of numbers Prescott and company are going to put up this upcoming season.
Keeping the conversation going with Gallup, the Cowboys were obviously thrilled to see the Colorado State product basically double the numbers last season from his rookie campaign the year before after finishing with 66 catches for 1,107 yards to go along with six touchdowns.
With two years of NFL experience officially under his belt, Dallas obviously has every reason to want to keep the young wideout around as long as possible to make the receiving corps that much more dangerous, but also realize that Gallup will be looking for a hefty raise down the road.
Thanks to Gallup being a former third-round pick, the Cowboys are able to take advantage of their beloved wideout having a base salary of less than a million in each of the next two seasons.
However, if this were to somehow become a situation in which Dallas wanted to avoid having to deal with Gallup wanting a hefty raise down the road, Cleveland could easily make this work to their advantage with the proper offer.
For an offense that already consists of Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry, Gallup would fit right in with the Browns while benefitting Mayfield in the process.