Cowboys' Offseason Moves, Draft Hopes

On April 1st, the Dallas Cowboys are feeling pretty upbeat about turning things around in

2026 after back-to-back rough seasons.

7.

Wins and 10 losses in 2024, then 7 wins, 9 losses, and a tie last year.

They need at least 3 more victories to snap that playoff drought.

Owner Jerry Jones says they've gone all-in this offseason, cranking up the spending even

if it means busting the budget a bit.

Jerry was chatting with reporters this week at the Arizona built-more, and he left the

door crack for a trade with Max Crosby.

That five-time pro-buller almost switched teams earlier, but a knee issue tanked the deal

with Baltimore.

Jones admits Dallas was in the mix too, and if Las Vegas drops the price, it could happen,

though he doesn't expect it right now.

On the flip side, don't look for Jadeveon Clowny back after his team leading 8.5 sacks last

season.

Jones loves what he brought on limited snaps, but they can't keep everyone.

Instead they're banking on recent signings, trades, and the draft to fill those edge spots.

Kicker, Brandon, Aubrey's locked in on a second-round tender worth $5.7 million, and Jones

is cool with that for now.

Long-term plans but no deal yet.

The real headache is inside linebacker.

Their top need, they've chased free agents and trades that fill through, but their

eye and draft picks even.

A rookie to call the defense.

All eyes now shift to the draft, where Cowboys brass think they can plug these holes and finally

get back to contending, watch this space as they build.

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I'm Corey, with the story.