Cowboys Eyeing Haason Reddick for Edge Rusher Role

0:00On March 25th, the Dallas Cowboys are pushing hard as NFL off-season to fix their league-worst past defense under new coordinator Christian Parker. They've added some versatile pieces already, but linebacker and ed rusher spots remain big gaps heading into the draft. One name popping up for Dallas is 31-year-old ed rusher Hayson Reddick, who just wrapped up a stint with a Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He's bounced around five teams over the last six years, and could sign a team-friendly one-year deal worth about $5 million. Fans and analysts see Reddick as a low-risk ad after the Cowboys struck gold last year with Jadavian Clowney, their sack leader on a short-term pact. His 2025 numbers included 31 tackles, six sacks worth of pressure, and 2.5 sacks in just 13 games, putting him above average at number 36 among edge players. Reddick's veteran savvy compare well with Parker's scheme, especially with other free agents still out there and time before the draft.

1:01Details on his fit keep surfacing as Dallas hunts for that edge. If they land him or someone like it, the Cowboys' defense might finally turn the corner and compete deeper into the playoffs. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.