The Dallas Morning News expects the Cowboys to move on from free agent Kevin Ogletree. Ogletree whiffed on his latest opportunity to lock down Dallas' No. 3 receiver job last season, and doesn't provide value on special teams. Behind Dwayne Harris on the depth chart and likely to cost more than second-year pro Cole Beasley, Ogletree is as good as gone in Big D.

ESPN Dallas believes it's time for the Cowboys to move on from impending free agent Kevin Ogletree. Ogletree's Week 1 outburst against the Giants that saw him catch eight passes for 114 yards and two touchdowns was easily the biggest fluke of the 2012 fantasy football season. He went on to reel in just 24 passes in 14 games after that, and was pushed down the depth chart as the season went on. Ogletree is merely a No. 3 or 4 receiver who doesn't play special teams.

Kevin Ogletree caught two passes for 25 yards and a touchdown in Dallas' Week 17 loss to the Redskins. With Dez Bryant and Miles Austin both banged up, Ogletree was forced to play a heavy complement of snaps, but his biggest play of the game came before either of his more-celebrated teammates got nicked. That would be on the Cowboys' first drive, where Ogletree appeared to run the wrong route on the first three Tony Romo interceptions. It was just the latest mental lapse in a season - and career - full of them for the impending free agent. Although Ogletree's 32 catches, 436 yards and four touchdowns are all new career highs by significant margins, he's unlikely to be back in Dallas. He should be limited to 1-2 year deals with little guaranteed money on the open market.

Kevin Ogletree caught one pass for 12 yards in Week 16 versus New Orleans. Ogletree was targeted just the one time on the day, and his eight-catch, 114-yard, two-touchdown effort in Week 1 proved to be one of the season's biggest flukes. Dwayne Harris has moved ahead of him as the team's No. 3 receiver. Ogletree is scheduled to hit unrestricted free agency this offseason, and he seems like a long shot to be back.

Kevin Ogletree (illness) is active for Week 16 against the Saints. Ogletree was listed as questionable on the injury report, but he's good to go as the fourth receiver behind Dwayne Harris in Dallas. The Cowboys' inactives are LB Kyle Wilber, NT Jay Ratliff (groin), OLs Kevin Kowalski, David Arkin, Darrion Weems, and Ronald Leary, and DT Rob Callaway.

Kevin Ogletree was a late addition to the Cowboys' Week 16 injury report with an illness Friday and is listed as questionable. He didn't practice on Friday. Ogletree become less and less of a factor in Dallas' offense as the season has moved along. Look for Dwayne Harris to hold down third receiver duties and punt returns Sunday against the Saints.

Kevin Ogletree was held to one catch for nine yards in Dallas' Week 15 win over the Steelers. Ogletree's first-quarter grab was his only look of the afternoon. Targeted just nine times to Dwayne Harris' 23 over the Cowboys' past five games, Dallas' one-week wonder is miles away from fantasy relevance, both in redraft and Dynasty formats.

Kevin Ogletree caught two passes for 28 yards as the Cowboys came from behind to defeat the Bengals in Week 15. He was targeted just three times, sharing third receiver duties with Dwayne Harris. Cole Beasley was not a factor in this one. Leave Dallas' No. 3 wideout committee plastered on waiver wires during the fantasy playoffs.

Kevin Ogletree played just 21-of-65 (32 percent) offensive snaps in Week 13. The Cowboys are essentially splitting third receiver snaps among Ogletree, Dwayne Harris (11 snaps), and Cole Beasley (4). All three receivers finished with one reception versus the Eagles last week.

Kevin Ogletree caught one pass for eight yards in Dallas' Week 13 win over the Eagles. Ogletree was oddly omnipresent early on, but ended up drawing only two targets. The one-week wonder has just five catches over his past four games. The 25-year-old fourth-year pro will be a free agent in the offseason.