Cowboys Targeting Veterans for Post-Draft Boost

On April 27th, the Dallas Cowboys just wrapped up their draft, grabbing some fresh talent, but COO Steven Jones keeps saying free agency never, sleeps.

With undrafted players and leftovers now hungry for deals, it's prime time for Dallas to snag veterans.

Top targets include running back, Zamir White, wide receiver Debo Samuel, cornerback, Rasool Douglas, and linebacker Bobby Wagner.

Zamir White's been buried behind weak lines and starbacks in Las Vegas, but last year he rests for 451 yards on 104, carries.

He'd thrive behind Dallas's strong offensive front, pairing perfectly with Javante Williams as a receiving option out the backfield.

Debo Samuel, now with Washington, is a dual threat beast, 72 catches for 727 yards plus rushes, giving the Cowboys A sneaky underneath weapon next to CD-LAM.

Cowboys fans are buzzing because the secondary was trash last season and the run defense needs bite.

These vets bring experience that young guys lack, like white changing scenery to explode, or Samuel fixing the turpent experiment at receiver.

Impact would be huge, turning weaknesses into strengths without breaking the bank.

Rasool Douglas balled out in Miami under a similar scheme, with 21 picks over his career and solid tackles.

He'd mentor the secondary and fit right in with coordinator Christian Parker.

Bobby Wagner, still a monster at his age, boasts 2,000 tackles and elite football smarts to lead the linebackers and stuff the run.

Signing any of these guys' post draft adds instant production, where Dallas hurts most, keeping the roster push rolling into training camp.