Cobie Durant: Cowboys' Unsung Hero for Defense

On March 31st, Dallas Cowboys headed into the offseason eyeing fixes for their defense,

especially the edge and secondary. They grabbed outside linebacker, were Shawn Gary,

for proven past rush and safety, Jalen Thompson for coverage help.

But the underrated gym is cornerback Kobe Durant, who signed a one-year deal after shining with

the Los Angeles Rams. Durant stands five foot eleven and weighs 180 pounds, yet he plays with

serious physicality. He's scheme versatile and ready for new defensive coordinator, Christian

Parker. Last season in the regular year, he notched seven past break-ups in three interceptions,

then exploded in the playoffs with three picks and seven. Deflections over just three games.

Cowboys fans should love his non-stop drive. His old Rams general manager Lessneed called him a

down-end down-out competitor who delivers big value. Despite his size, last year's secondary

lackdeck grit and confidence, and Durant brings exactly the ball-hawking energy they missed.

Now in Dallas, Durant's all about stripping the ball and feeding it straight to Dak Prescott.

That mindset could spark the whole unit and turn him into a breakout name. With Durant locking

down the back end, the Cowboys' defense looks prime to pressure opponents and flip games.

This could be the quiet move that changes. Their season, football news, powered by AI,

this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.