Cowboys Sign Thompson, Durant; Draft Buzz Heats Up

On March 26, the Dallas Cowboys are settling in after a busy free agency period, with

key signings like safety, Jalen Thompson from the Arizona.

Cardinals on a 3-year, $33 million deal, and cornerback Kobe Durant from the Los Angeles

Rams.

These moves feel big gaps in the secondary, as the team eyes the NFL draft, now just

four weeks away starting April 23.

Thompson brings versatility, ready to play anywhere from slot to deep safety, and he's

pumped about the defense under coordinator Christian Parker.

He sees all the pieces in place for a big jump from last year, focusing on building a new

identity.

Meanwhile, White receiver George Pickens, who's on the one-year franchise tag but once a long-term

deal, had his agent chat with offensive coordinator.

Brian Shottenheimer at the University of Texas, pro-day.

The agent also reps a linebacker, the Cowboys like in the draft, sparking talk of possible

trades.

Blade Buzz includes edge rushers and linebackers from teams like the commanders, Jaguars,

Giants, Falcons, and Dolphins, all potentially available for.

Mid-round picks, Dallas holds two first rounders at 12 and 20, plus several later selections.

With scouts on the move and new faces blending in, the Cowboys look prime to reshape their

roster before draft night kicks off.