Cowboys Add Depth with 10 New Players

On April 27, Dallas Cowboys wasted no time after the 2026 NFL draft, jumping straight into

free agency to grab 10-12 new players and round out their roster.

They locked in three vets on one-year deals, wide receiver Marquez Valdes, Scanling,

fellow receiver Tyler Johnson, and linebacker Curtis Robinson.

Valdez Scanling stands out at 31 years old with the most mileage, drafted in the fifth

round by Green Bay back in 2018.

He played 59 games there, mostly as a starter, then bounced to Kansas City San Francisco

and Pittsburgh last year, bringing two Super Bowl.

Rings to the mix.

These guys add death right where Dallas needs it.

Valdes Scanling slots behind CD-LAM, George Pickens, and Ryan Flernoy at receiver, while

Johnson, another fifth round pick, with his own Super.

Bowl hardware from the Jets, looks to compete too.

Robinson joins a revamped linebacker crew.

Robinson went undrafted out of Stanford, but caught eyes with Denver in 2021, then spent

most of his time in San Francisco alongside New.

Cowboy D Winters.

He even links back to defensive coordinator Christian Parker from those Denver days.

Cowboys now sit pretty with a 90-man roster, heading into voluntary offseason workouts,

feeling solid on needs and geared up for a strong summer.