Cowboys' Defense: From Liability to Asset

On April 6, Dallas Cowboys defense got holes bigger than a Swiss Chi sandwich, straight

up.

They added Rashan Gary, Jalen Thompson, Kobe Durant, and PJ Locke to patch things, but

linebackers stays wide open, tried snagging the Kobe Dean and Kiwalker, but both bounced

to the raiders.

Still time before the draft to grab a vet like Bobby Wagner, an insiders like Mike Fisher

say it's on the table.

Meanwhile, they traded away Osa Odigizua, leaving even more gaps after coffin up a league

worst 30.1 points for game last season.

Bleacher reports Brad Gagnon hidden Dallas with a real question, how do you flip this liability

into an asset?

Fans and analysts buzzing, knowing the pressures on new DC Christian Parker, to turn it around

quick.

With two first round picks, expect heavy defense investment, maybe even day one starters

at linebacker in corner.

But OC Brian Shottenheimer talking best player available, so if a stud like the next CD

LAM falls to pick number 12, they might swing, offense, bottom line.

If tags touch between offense and defense, Cowboys lean blue side, nail two top picks

there, and Parker's unit could go from suspect to solid, set in Dallas up for that D-Play