Bullard's Dream, Cowboys' Rio Showdown

0:00On April 2nd, 32-year-old defensive end Jonathan Bullard just signed with the Dallas Cowboys, kicking off his 11th NFL season there. Growing up, his whole family rooted hard for the star on that uniform. So this feels like a lifelong dream, hitting paydard, right as draft fever ramps. Up for those rookies. Meanwhile, the Cowboys schedule dropped a wild twist. They'll jet to Rio de Janeiro to battle the Ravens this season. Back up quarterback Joe Milton now stares down real heat for the number two spot from newcomer Sam Howe. While owner Jerry Jones spins the 18-game season as a cast bonanza that should hype every player. Fans are buzzing about Bullard's grit, adding edge to the D-line, especially with family ties making it personal. Jones' money talk has some nodding along, but others, I how the front office might slap the franchise tag on kickers like Brandon Aubrey or... Limebackers like Demarbian Overshone come 2027. Across the league, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hertz caught heat from an ESPN deep dive on Philly Tensions,

1:03stuff like dodging the snap under center, tweaking plays too much, and shaky vibes with coaches. Ram's wide-up Pukka Nakua, battles offseason personal stuff, and the bare stadium call Looms any day now. No more of those pesky Monday night double headers either, clearing up the slate as teams grind toward training camp vibes. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI.