Cowboys' Defense Revamp: Gary, Safeties, Corners, Nose Tackle

0:00On March 22nd, Jerry Jones vowed to revamp the Dallas Cowboys defense this off-season, and he's made good on that promise so far. The team traded with the Green Bay Packers to land edge-rusher with Sean Gary, then signed safety's Jalen Thompson and PJ. Luck, quarterback Kobe Durant and nose-tackle Otito Abonia. These moves aren't the biggest splashes, but they mesh well with new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's system. Still, gaps remain at linebacker, edge, and in the slot corner spot as the Cowboys eye, the upcoming draft. Fans and analysts are watching closely to see if these additions pay off, especially after Jones admitted he undervalued slot corners by letting. Jordan Lewis Walk, the defense needs depth and proven veterans could provide a quit boost. Looking ahead, underrated free agents like linebacker Shaq Thompson, who had a solid year with the Buffalo Bills after Stins with Carolina, EdgeVet. Von Miller fresh off nine sacks with Washington and versatile corner of Vante Maddox from Detroit,

1:03who even worked with Parker before could fill those. Holes perfectly. With free agency winding down, Dallas might snag one more piece before turning fully to the draft, keeping their rebuild on track. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey, with the story.