Cowboys Add Depth, Super Bowl Experience

0:00It's April 28th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Dallas Cowboys just locked in veteran-wide receiver Marquez Valdez-Skantling to a one-year deal. The 31-year-old brings two Super Bowl rings from his time with the Chiefs and enters his 9th NFL season after stints with Green Bay Kansas, City, Buffalo, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh last year. They also scooped up wide receiver Tyler Johnson, a 27-year-old with a Super Bowl from Tampa Bay, and linebacker Curtis Robinson another. 27-year-old, who's played for Denver and San Francisco. Johnson had 12 catches for 197 yards and a touchdown in his latest season, while Robinson brings solid special teams, experienced with 52 tackles. Fans and analysts see this as depth moves for a receiver room already stacked with CD-LAM, George Pickens, and Speedster, Cavante Tarpon.

1:01MBS peaked in 2020 with nearly 700 yards and led the league in yards per catch at 20.9, but his recent production has, dipped, raising questions if his best days are behind him. Meanwhile, the Cowboys added undrafted free agent tight ends like TCU's DJ Rogers and Baylor's Michael Trigg, both six foot four guys with potential, to stick on practice squad if they shine in camp. And that Micah Parsons trade is looking smarter now, with draft halls like PastRusher Malachai Lawrence, turning one star into five solid pieces. As training camp heats up, eyes are on George Pickens and his unsigned franchise tag, will he hold out or join the squad ready to run? Stay tuned, Cowboys Nation.