"Cowboys need a real WR1 so it makes sense" - NFL fans react to growing speculation of Deebo Samuel heading to Dallas

The Dallas Cowboys will begin the 2022 NFL season without wide receiver Amari Cooper after he was traded to the Cleveland Browns on March 16 in exchange for a fifth-round pick and a swap of sixth-round picks in the 2022 NFL Draft. Cooper leaving Dallas means there is a hole to fill in the Cowboys roster. Will CeeDee Lamb become a genuine No. 1 wide receiver, or will Dallas look to trade for San Francisco 49ers star Deebo Samuel?This off-season, there has been growing speculation about where Samuel will play in 2022 after reports suggested the wide receiver was unhappy in San Francisco. He has spent time in Dallas and watched an NBA game with quarterback Dak Prescott, fuelling rumors that he will be traded to the Cowboys. Fans around the NFL have been reacting to the rumors on social media.J ✭@AMERlCASTEAMDeebo Samuel, who was recently in Dallas for a the Mavs game 3 playoff game, was spotted with Dak Prescott this weekend. We saw the same thing happen with Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown #CowboysNation639Deebo Samuel, who was recently in Dallas for a the Mavs game 3 playoff game, was spotted with Dak Prescott this weekend. We saw the same thing happen with Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown 👀 #CowboysNation https://t.co/nNbmeIy2O3One NFL fan suggested that the rumors of Dallas making a move for Samuel made sense after they traded away their No. 1 wide receiver.🎡@FieldsToMooney@AMERlCASTEAM cowboys need a real WR1 so it makes sense2@AMERlCASTEAM cowboys need a real WR1 so it makes senseAnother NFL fan reacted to the news, saying it won't happen because Dallas never make blockbuster trades.The Canadian@Rory78794733@fishsports Wont happen dallas never makes big moves before the season1@fishsports Wont happen dallas never makes big moves before the seasonAnother fan dismissed the rumors as they have been going on for a long time.G✨O✨A✨T@IamDarocket@fishsports y’all been saying this for the longest he’s gonna stay with the 9ers@fishsports y’all been saying this for the longest he’s gonna stay with the 9ersThis Dallas fan stated that the franchise needs Samuel's services this season.jason azbell@rjazbell32@fishsports It will happen. We need him, badly.@fishsports It will happen. We need him, badly.Another NFL fan suggested that Prescott and Samuel could only be hanging out and enjoying the NBA Playoffs.lesco brandon@85rbrooks@fishsports I mean he could just be there to watch and support the warriors@fishsports I mean he could just be there to watch and support the warriorsOne fan posted two pictures of Samuel: one with Prescott and another with Lamb.𝙛𝙚𝙚𝙙•𝙯𝙚𝙠𝙚✭@6BlackhawksDeebo Samuel you are a Dallas Cowboy3671231Deebo Samuel you are a Dallas Cowboy https://t.co/3LJH46blqOAnother NFL fan responded by saying the 49ers would not trade Samuel to the Cowboys, and if he were to leave, he would instead go to the AFC.Phil McKracken@BigGee2202@6Blackhawks SF isn’t gonna trade him to Dallas, if they do trade him he’s going AFC3@6Blackhawks SF isn’t gonna trade him to Dallas, if they do trade him he’s going AFCOne fan tweeted that if Dallas did get Deebo Samuel, they would win the NFC East division in 2022.Hubert Gawronski@Drseuss1182Man if the cowboys get deebo....that would put them over the top in the east. twitter.com/6Blackhawks/st…𝙛𝙚𝙚𝙙•𝙯𝙚𝙠𝙚✭@6BlackhawksDeebo Samuel you are a Dallas Cowboy3673231Deebo Samuel you are a Dallas Cowboy https://t.co/3LJH46blqOMan if the cowboys get deebo....that would put them over the top in the east. twitter.com/6Blackhawks/st…Will the arrival of Deebo Samuel in Dallas ensure that the Cowboys win the NFC East, or is it too difficult to call?Dallas Cowboys look to retain NFC East title in 2022; will they achieve it?The NFC East will be harder to win than last season. The other teams in the division have made improvements, particularly the Philadelphia Eagles. The loss of Amari Cooper may hurt Dallas offensively, but with Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and CeeDee Lamb, they have the foundations of a successful offense.Dallas will begin the 2022 NFL season on Sunday Night Football when they host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There aren't many other teams that will provide a test this difficult in the season opener. The following week, the Cowboys are up against the Cincinnati Bengals, who made it to the Super Bowl last season.