Cowboys Eyeing Bobby Wagner, Drafting ILB

It's March 31st.

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Dallas Cowboys got a glaring hole at inside linebacker right now.

They beefed up edge, corner, and safety spots, but heading into training camp, their only

options inside are, Demarvian overshown, Shamar James, and Justin Barron.

That's thin so they're eyeing the draft or maybe a trade like for Jordan Brooks from

Miami.

Their offensive coordinator Brian Schadenheimer is hyped on veteran Bobby Wagner.

He coached with him in Seattle for three years and calls him a total stud, still balling

at a high level.

Sounds like the doors open if things line up post draft.

Fans remember mixed bags from past off seasons.

Two years back, skipping a running back in the draft, led to signing Ezekiel Elliott,

which bombed.

But last year, after missing a wide out, they traded for George Pickens and he exploded.

Schaden's been durable issues his whole career, so they need reliable depth beyond any

rookie.

Wagner just posted 162 tackles last season, and teens will swarm him if he hits free

agency.

Cowboys should lock him up before the draft shakes out, stacking that position deep

even if it means some luxury.

That way, no scrambling later when injuries hit.