Schoonmaker faces depth-chart threat from two undrafted TEs after injury-plagued tenure

Luke Schoonmaker, a second-round pick out of Michigan in the 2023 draft, faces significant roster competition heading into training camp. The Cowboys signed two undrafted free agents at tight end—Baylor's Michael Trigg and TCU's D.J. Rogers—and spent the most money among their undrafted free agent crop on those two positions. Historical precedent suggests undrafted tight ends can leap drafted players on the depth chart; two years ago, Brevyn Spann-Ford converted the highest-paid undrafted deal into two years with the Cowboys, leaping Schoonmaker on the depth chart. If the undrafted rookies take strides, Schoonmaker will have to fight for his spot. The positive for Schoonmaker is that he is feeling healthy after dealing with multiple injuries over the last two years.

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