Bullard Joins Cowboys, Reunites with Dixon

0:00On March 30, Jonathan Bullard, the former New Orleans Saints defensive end, just inked a one-year deal worth $2.5 million with the Dallas Cowboys. After one season in the black and gold, he's heading to the lone star state to bolster their line. Last year with the Saints, Bullard suited up for 15 games, racking up 26 tackles in two past deflections in rotational duty. He's never been a stats monster, but he's carved out a rep as reliable depth across the league. Drafted in the third round back in 2016 by the Chicago Bears, he spent three years there before bouncing to Arizona, Seattle, Atlanta, and a three-year stop in Minnesota with the Vikings. This signing reunites him with his old defensive line coach, Marcus Dixon, who he worked under in Minnesota during the 2024 season, where Bullard played all 17 games. Bullard's veteran savvy should plug right into Dallas's rotations, adding that steady presence of front as they gear up for another run.