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Cowboys Eye Pro Bowl CB Kenny Moore II

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Dallas Cowboys Eyeing Pro Bowl CB Kenny Moore II: A Short-Term Fix for a Struggling Secondary

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Cowboys Eye Pro Bowl CB Kenny Moore II

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On April 14th, the Dallas Cowboys have been stacking their defense this off-season, bringing in guys like Rashon Gary, PJ Lock, Jalen Thompson, and Kobe DeRant to boost the union. Now, a pro-bowl cornerback just hit the trade block. Indianapolis Cold Star Kenny Moore II got permission to explore deals with only one year left on his contract. Dallas, still needing help at corner despite the new additions, could be a prime spot for him. Earlier this week, the Cowboys defense got exposed last season, letting offences run wild without much pushback. They've raised the floor with these moves in a full year from Quentin Williams, but the secondary remains a weak link heading into next year. Analysts, like Nick Brinkerhoff from USA Today, see Moore as a perfect short-term fix for Dallas. He argues it beats running back the same old crew, and grabbing a proven vet like Moore fills that gap without breaking the bank. The trade price looks low, maybe just the fifth round pick from Dallas's stockpile. His base salary sits at $9.4 million, which the Cowboys can easily handle.

Plus, his leadership could steady a young secondary and desperate need of smarts. Swinging this deal might even let them skip drafting a corner early, freeing up picks elsewhere. With the NFL draft around the corner, keep an eye on whether Dallas pulls the trigger to lock down that backfield.

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