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CFL Team Courts New Cowboys Player, Highlighting Roster Uncertainty

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The Dallas Cowboys and the CFL Connection

The Dallas Cowboys have been making moves ahead of training camp, adding several players to their roster. Among these additions is a player who has now caught the attention of the Canadian Football League (CFL). Specifically, the Toronto Argonauts have added Denzel Mims to their negotiation list, a move that highlights his potential as a player who could make an impact in the CFL if he doesn’t secure a spot on the Cowboys’ 53-man roster.

This situation is not entirely unusual, as CFL teams are allowed to add up to 45 names to their negotiation lists. These lists give the teams exclusive rights to negotiate with players who may become available due to cuts or other circumstances. The Argonauts have already added Traeshon Holden, another Cowboys wide receiver, to their list earlier this year, and now Mims is following in his footsteps.

Understanding the Negotiation List

The negotiation list serves as a strategic tool for CFL teams. By adding a player to the list, the team gains the right to negotiate with them if they become free agents. This means that if Mims or Holden don’t make the Cowboys’ final roster, the Argonauts would have priority in signing them. However, it’s important to note that not every player is added to these lists. Teams typically target players who are likely to be available, rather than those who are guaranteed spots on NFL rosters.

For Mims, the path to making the Cowboys’ roster is challenging. The team’s current wide receiver group includes CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flournoy, and KaVontae Turpin—players who are considered locks for the 53-man roster. Mims will have to compete for the fifth or sixth receiver spot against players like Traeshon Holden, Jonathan Mingo, and Marquez Valdes-Scantling. Despite this, his talent and potential have drawn the attention of the Argonauts, indicating that he still has a chance to shine in the CFL.

Why the Argonauts Are Interested

According to a CFL expert from A to Z Sports, the addition of Mims to the negotiation list is intriguing. The expert pointed out that the Argonauts’ quarterback, Chad Kelly, has a tendency to take risks down the field, which can lead to interceptions. This style of play requires strong receivers who can make big plays, and Mims fits that description with his size and speed.

Mims would complement the Argonauts’ current receiving corps, which includes Damonte Coxie, Kevin Mital, and Makai Polk. If Mims were to join the team, he would likely thrive in routes such as digs, go routes, and deep corner routes, working alongside Kelly to create scoring opportunities. His inclusion on the negotiation list also adds to the depth of the Argonauts’ wide receiver group, which already includes players like Kole Wilson, Rakim Jarrett, and Kobe Hudson.

The Broader Implications

This situation underscores the fluid nature of professional football, where players can transition between leagues based on opportunities and performance. For Mims, the opportunity to play in the CFL could be a valuable step in his career, especially if he doesn’t secure a spot on the Cowboys’ roster. It also highlights the interest that CFL teams have in NFL prospects, showing that the two leagues are more interconnected than many might think.

Ultimately, whether Mims ends up in the CFL or continues his journey with the Cowboys remains to be seen. However, the fact that the Argonauts have taken an interest in him speaks volumes about his potential and the possibilities that lie ahead.

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