Cowboys' Crosby Pursuit Fizzles, Hendrickson Next

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys are hunting for a top pass rusher ahead of the 2026 season with Las Vegas Raiders star Max. Crosby topping their list. But sources say the Cowboys draw a hard line at trading two first round picks for him, even though they hold three such selections over the next two. Drafts, including numbers 12 and 20 this April. They already moved one first rounder to the New York Jets for defensive linemen Quinn and Williams before the deadline. Crosby brings a lead production with double digit sacks in three of his last four seasons and a career high 28 tackles for loss last year, making him a prime target for any contender. NFL insider Jainslater shared from team sources that while the Raiders are fielding calls on Crosby, Dallas won't budge in the price right now. Fans and analysts see this as the Cowboys protecting their draft capital after recent deals. Things shifted quickly though as reports emerged that other teams up their offers to two first rounders pushing Dallas out of the Crosby race.

1:01Now, insiders point to Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson as their next focus. Trey talks heat up league-wide and the Cowboys stay flexible in their push to bolster the defensive front.