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4 days ago | bloggingtheboys.com | Lp Cruz

In our last entry of the roster review series, we discussed the defensive tackles including one important element of stopping the run. However, the second level of the defense also has to pull its weight in that department. The linebacker position carries a lot of intrigue this season for varied reasons. For example, what impact will the linebackers have under their third defensive coordinator in as many seasons, and how do the pieces all fit under Matt Eberflus?

6 days ago | bloggingtheboys.com | Lp Cruz

In our last edition of the roster rundown, we discussed the defensive tackles and how they will fit in to improve the defense. Now we move on to the defensive ends. The one area the team should excel at overall is rushing the passer, specifically from the edges. Although losing DeMarcus Lawrence to free agency does take some wind out of their sails, the Cowboys have done a good job of replenishing the position and have good prospects on deck ready to step up to the plate.

6 days ago | bloggingtheboys.com | Lp Cruz

QB Joe Milton surprised but thankful to be traded to Cowboys: ‘Coming here was a blessing’ - Bobby Kownack, NFL.comNew Cowboys quarterback “blessed” to be with Dallas. Joe Milton III has gone from backup to backup after a trade following his rookie season, but he’s nonetheless ecstatic to be with the Cowboys as he continues to forge his NFL career.

1 week ago | bloggingtheboys.com | Lp Cruz

This past offseason, the Dallas Cowboys made many changes. Aside from parting with veterans DeMarcus Lawrence and Brandin Cooks, the team also named their offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer, their new head coach. With that change, also comes a new defensive coordinator. Mike Zimmer lasted one season in his return with the Cowboys, replaced by another reunion with a former coach. Matt Eberflus, who was with the Cowboys from 2011-2018, takes over as their defensive coordinator.

1 week ago | bloggingtheboys.com | Lp Cruz

How will KaVontae Turpin fit into the 2025 Cowboys offense - Mark Heaney, Inside the StarHow will Dallas utilize their speedy offensive weapon? In one of the most covered Cowboys offseasons in recent memory, one major contract is flying far under the radar. KaVontae Turpin, Dallas’ special-teams ace and emerging offensive weapon, signed a three-year, $18M extension in March.nIf you’re thinking that’s a lot for a special teamer, you would be right.