***Update as of Jan. 31 at 2:11pm CST: The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly signed CFL star wide receiver and kick returner Quincy McDuffie.

The Dallas Cowboys just signed WR/Returner Quincy McDuffie who played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and led the CFL in kick return avg & TDs — Brett Tessler (@TesslerSports) January 31, 2017

More updates to come as they become available.**************

The Dallas Cowboys are already underway in the plan to improve at key positions this offseason.

On Tuesday, the team reportedly worked out CFL star wide receiver and kick return ace Quincy McDuffie, in the hopes he can impress them enough to land a potential futures contract.

WR Quincy McDuffie of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers just finished a workout w/the Dallas Cowboys... Top return man in the CFL last year. — Brett Tessler (@TesslerSports) January 31, 2017

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The 26-year-old McDuffie was a standout at the University of Central Florida but went undrafted in 2013.

He was signed out of the UDFA pool by the Denver Broncos, but was waived with injury designation and eventually released altogether. He'd then head north of the border and sign on with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats the following season before ending up with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2016.

His CFL career numbers include some production at the wide receiver position (249 yards, one touchdown in 15 games), but it's his ability to return kicks that makes him valuable. With UCF, he averaged 34.2 yards per return which was the best in the nation.

In his CFL tenure, he's returned kicks to the tune of 1,212 yards and two touchdowns on 45 attempts (26.93 ypr).

Take a look for yourself:

He'd add another 341 return yards and a touchdown serving duties as punt returner, and with resident special teamer Lucky Whitehead becoming more inconsequential with his production, signing a player like McDuffie could fill a hole at the position for pennies on the dollar.

It'd also save the Cowboys from potentially utilizing a late-round draft pick to find a true return threat.