The Dallas Cowboys missed the playoffs this season after being the NFC's top seed last year. America's Team dealt with issues in different areas, including the six-game suspension for Ezekiel Elliott which prevented the team from living up to expectations.

Along with all the drama that came from the Elliott suspension and the team missing one of the NFL's best running backs for almost half the season, the receiving corps and the future of the team's passing game has become a hot topic heading into the offseason. Wide receiver Brice Butler made things that much more interesting in Dallas with comments he made this week, especially with a shot at fellow Cowboys wideout Dez Bryant on Undisputed with Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe.

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Along with these comments made on Undisputed, Butler also appeared on The Herd with Colin Cowherd to express some frustration with the Cowboys. The 27-year-old wideout wants his role changed in Dallas, or he's leaving the team.

At this point, the Cowboys brass already have a tough decision to make with Bryant and whether they want to pay him $12.5 million for next season. Bryant has already come out and said he wouldn't be taking a pay cut meaning Jerry Jones and company could choose to part ways and stick with Butler and Terrance Williams moving forward.

Things have gotten interesting for the Cowboys as their offseason begins. Quarterback Dak Prescott may have some different targets downfield next season if things don't get resolved.