Cowboys agree to terms with WR Ryan Flournoy on one-year extension

The Cowboys have agreed to terms with wide receiver Ryan Flournoy on a one-year contract extension, according to Jordan Schultz of The Schultz Report.

The deal is worth up to $6 million.

Flournoy, 26, was entering the final year of his deal, which will pay him $1.075 million in 2026. He would have become a restricted free agent in 2027.

After being waived out of training camp, Flournoy became the team’s third wide receiver last season. He caught 40 passes for 475 yards and four touchdowns, earning a promotion to the active roster from the practice squad early in the season.

The Cowboys drafted him in the sixth round in 2024, and he played 156 offensive snaps and 140 on special teams in 11 games as a rookie.

The team’s leading receiver from last season, George Pickens, is playing under the one-year franchise tag and is scheduled to become a free agent in March.