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Cowboys & Commanders Target Dean

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The Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders are eyeing Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nakobe Dean to bolster their defenses, following a disappointing season. Dean, a 25-year-old former Georgia Bulldog, is a top target due to his experience with new Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker. Despite injury concerns, Deans proven track record makes him an attractive option for teams seeking linebacker help. The Commanders may also be interested, potentially leading to a bidding war between NFC East rivals.

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Cowboys & Commanders Target Dean

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0:00On March 2nd, both the Dallas Cowboys and Washington commanders had rough defenses last season, and they're looking to fix that in free agency. A top target for both is Philadelphia Eagles linebacker, Nicobie Dean, the 25-year-old former Georgia Bulldog who's hitting the market. The Cowboys traded away star-edged Russia Micah Parsons before the year started, picking up first-round draft picks and veteran defensive tackle Kenny. Clark. They later added a pro-bull tackle Quinn and Williams from the Jets, but it wasn't enough. Now with new defensive coordinator Christian Parker calling the shots, owner Jerry Jones plans to spend big, and Dean fits perfectly thanks to his. Past work with Parker and Philly, Dean has dealt with injuries over his four-year career, missing 21 of 68 possible games. But when healthy, he's been a key piece in one of the league's best defenses, making him a smart green dot leader option for teams needing linebacker. Help. Meanwhile, the commanders also crave speed at linebacker and might move on from veteran Bobby Wagner

1:03as they get younger. Reports say both NFC East rivals could go head-to-head for Dean when free agency kicks off next week. Keep an eye on this one, as it could shake up the division's defensive landscape heading into next season.

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