MVS Joins Cowboys, Seeks Super Bowl Ring

On April 27th, the Dallas Cowboys just inked veteran-wide receiver Marquez Valdez Scanling

to a one-year contract on Monday. This marks his ninth year in the league, bringing some proven

speed to their already stacked offense. He kicked off the 2025 season with the San Francisco 49ers,

suiting up for five games before a calf injury sidelined him. They put him on injured reserve

and cut him loose the next day. Then he latched on with the Pittsburgh Steelers practice squad,

got elevated quick and played five more games there. Across both squads, he hauled in 14 catches for

120 yards and one touchdown. Hasn't topped 500 yards in a season since 2022 when he balled out

with the Kansas City Chiefs on the way to a Super Bowl ring. Now he's linking up with CD-LAM

and George Pickens and Dallas, a receiver room loaded with firepower. Pickens, who exploded for

93 grabs, 1,429 yards and nine scores last year still hasn't signed his. Franchise Tagtender worth

$27,300,000. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says no trade plans for Pickens, even if keeping top-tier

receivers like him stretches the budget thin alongside deck. Prescott's deal, MBS has a shot to

recapture that old magic in Big D.