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  • 3 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | K.D. Drummond

    NFL offenses are intricate machines. Each franchise makes an effort to have contingencies built in should a player not be available, but the honest truth is that "next man up" is a motivational tactic, not a real thing. There is a drop off in talent as teams move down the depth chart at a position. Meanwhile, each player on the field is directly responsible for the opportunities afforded other players within the offense.

  • 4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | K.D. Drummond

    Teams 'laughed at the idea' of meeting Steelers' trade demands for George PickensDid Jerry Jones and his son Stephen Jones get bamboozled in the acquisition of George Pickens? The Dallas Cowboys have added to their wide receiver corps in a major way, grabbing the fourth-year wideout from Georgia in a post-draft trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dallas gave up their 2026 third-round pick, along with a Day 3 pick swap in 2027 (their fifth for the Steelers' sixth).

  • 4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | K.D. Drummond

    After acquiring George Pickens this past week, the Dallas Cowboys have shored up their glaring hole on the offensive side of the ball. But what about their defense? The other position that went generally ignored this offseason was run-stuffing defensive tackle. The club didn't sign anyone in free agency, and then waited until late on Day 3 to draft UCLA's Jay Toia to help fill the run-stuffing role.

  • 4 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | K.D. Drummond

    The Dallas Cowboys' affinity for making daring picks in the draft's second round is now a well known thing. When this site started tracking the club's draft commandments, the original count was eight. But in looking back over the historical trends and tendencies in 2016, a ninth was quickly added. The club uses their second-round pick to take a huge risk.

  • 5 days ago | cowboyswire.usatoday.com | K.D. Drummond

    The Dallas Cowboys clearly weren't paying lip service when owner Jerry Jones talked about looking to swing a deal. The scuttlebutt began well before the draft, with Jones flat-out saying he was looking at the trade market to try and fill remaining holes in the Cowboys 2025 roster. After swinging three trades during free agency, the club was still short of a wideout.

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