Cowboys Eye Hendrickson: Big Move in Free Agency

0:00On March 4th, the Dallas Cowboys are eyeing a big move in free agency, with predictions they will sign former NFL sac leader, Trey Hendrickson, to A, two-year deal worth about $50 million. The 31-year-old pass rusher is hitting the open market after the Cincinnati Bengals decided against using the franchise tag on him. This comes as the Cowboys look to strengthen their defensive front. Team owner Jerry Jones has signaled they are ready to spin big, and they have cap restructures in place to make room. ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum boldly forecast Dallas landing Hendrickson to shore up their pass rush, calling him one of the league's top performers. When healthy, fans and analysts see this as a smart, cost-effective play compared to pricier trade targets like Max Crosby from the Raiders. Hendrickson proved his worth by leading the league with 17.5 sacks in the prior season, his second stray year at that mark, despite, missing time with injury last year. The Bengals' choice not to retain him drew a public farewell from Hendrickson, who thanked

1:02the organization for five memorable years filled with highs, and lows. Legal tampering begins Monday, March 9, giving teens a chance to negotiate early. All eyes will be on whether Dallas seals the deal when the new league year kicks off Wednesday, March 11 at 4 p.m. Eastern time, potentially, giving the Cowboys a fresh edge