Cowboys Sign 3 Vets, Boost Roster Depth

On April 27th, the Dallas Cowboys kept the momentum rolling right after the 2026 NFL

draft, scooping up 10-12 free agents to beef, up their roster.

They locked in three vets on one-year deals, wide receivers, Marquez Valdez Scanling and

Tyler Johnson, plus linebacker Curtis Robinson.

Valdez Scanling stands out as the headliner, a 31-year-old with size, speed, and serious

playoff chops.

He racked up time with the packers, chiefs, where he snagged two Super Bowl rings, then

bounced to the 49ers and Steelers last year.

Johnson adds another proven hand, fresh off the jets with his own Super Bowl hardware

from an earlier stop.

These moves hit the wide receiver depth chart hard, right behind stars like CD-LAM, George

Pickens, and Ryan Flernoy.

Fans are buzzing amid whispers that Pickens might push for a trade without a long-term extension.

It amps up the competition in a receiver room, still finding its groove.

Meanwhile, Robinson bolsters the linebacker crew under new coaches, reuniting with fellow

Dallas sign-e-D winters from their 49ers days.

He started undrafted with the Broncos back in 2021, bringing that gritty edge.

Dallas now rolls into voluntary workouts with a stacked 90-man roster, vets battling for

spots, and real depth to fuel those intense camp fights.