Cowboys' Free Agency Moves: Mixed Reactions

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The Dallas Cowboys have made several roster moves in the early days of free agency after

posting the worst defense in the league last season. They've traded for Green Bay

edge rusher, Rashan Gary, restructuring his deal to $15 million a year for the next

two years with just a six million dollar cap hit. They also signed Arizona Safety

Jalen Thompson and Dinver Safety. I lock plus added Chargers defensive lineman Otheto

Audbania and brought back a few rotation players like Tyree Wilson. Meanwhile, the team

resigned running back Javon Levis on a smart deal compared to the market and brought back

Sam Williams on a $3 million dollar one year proof of contract. They placed the franchise

tag on White Receiver George Pickens and second round tenders on kicker Brandon Aubrey and

guard TJ Bass to maintain control. Fans and analysts are mixed with some seeing these

as solid tier one additions while others argue they won't move the needle much on that

struggling. Defense, the moves free up cap space but don't represent the drastic overhaul,

many hope for, especially after years of similar patterns. In trades out, defensive lineman

Osa Odiazua went to the 49ers for a third round pick and Solomon Thomas headed to the Titans

for a late pick both tied to cap relief. Players like Jadevian Clowney, Safety Donovan Wilson

and others remain in limbo without strong internal support. Looking ahead, the Cowboys

hope picks 12 and 20 in the draft can land starting defenders but for now they're urging

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