The Las Vegas Raiders are set to sign former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup.
According to Adam Schefter and Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup plans to sign with the Raiders on a one-year day worth $3 million.
He would have a breakout year the following season, posting career-bests in receiving yards , touchdown receptions , and receptions in just 14 games. In each of the last three seasons, Gallup has failed to reach 450 receiving yards, a negative trend that began with a 2021 season in which he missed eight games due to two injuries -- a calf strain that had him out seven straight games and an ACL tear that had him miss the final game of the season, as well as Dallas' Wildcard Round game against the San Francisco 49ers.
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