Cowboys Sign Vet Bullard, Beef Up Defensive Line

On March 28th, the Dallas Cowboys just beefed up their defensive line by signing 32-year-old

veteran Jonathan Bullard to a one-year deal.

This marks his 11th NFL season come next year, bringing serious depth from a guy drafted

in the third round back in 2016 by the Bears out of Florida.

Bullard has bounced around six teams already, including Stince with the Cardinals, Seahawks,

Falcons, Vikings and Saints.

Last season in New Orleans, he played 15 games, started six and racked up 26 total tackles,

four tackles for loss and two passes.

Defended.

He's the third defensive line addition this preseason for Dallas, joining Knows Tackle

Oltito Obbania and outside linebacker Rashan Garry, making it.

Seven new faces on defense overall.

Bullard reunites with his former D-line coach, Marcus Dixon, who coached him to a career

best year in Minnesota with 41 tackles and 7-4.

Loss across 17 starts.

The Cowboys front has seen big shakeups ahead of Christian Parker's first year as defensive

coordinator, trading away Osa Odi-Zua to the 49ers for a third round pick and Solomon

Thomas to the Titans in his seventh round swap.

Dixon's hands on style demands players own their one-on-one matchups, turning solid units

into hunters on third downs.

Now Bullard slots in as one of Dallas's most seasoned vets, tied with that Prescott and

Kenny Clark as the second Oltis on the roster, ready to anchor.

That revamped line through the grind.