Cowboys Eyeing Roster Shake-Up, Targeting Douglas

0:00On March 30, Dallas Cowboys are eyeing some big roster shakes after the 2026 NFL draft with tight-end Luke Schoonmaker and safety. Marques Abel most at risk of getting cut. Schoonmaker, a second-round pick from 2023 out of Michigan, just hasn't stood out behind Jake Ferguson and even Brevenspan Ford. The team's hosting Vanderbilt tight-end Eli Stowers on a 30 visit and scouting this year's class hard. Meanwhile, the secondary is getting crowded under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker. They've added Jalen Thompson, PJ Log, Kobe Durant, and Darian Kendrick, plus restructured Malik Hooker. Bale, who overachieved from Florida A&M, might be the odd man out if they grab a safety like Caleb Downs or Dylan Thiniman. Insiders are pumping the brakes on drafting Tennessee Cornerback, Jermad McCoy, at pick 12. Joseph Hoyt from the Dallas Morning News says the Cowboys need instant impact, not injury risks like McCoy or last year's Shavon Revel Jr. who struggled post ACL tier.

1:06LSU's Mansour Delane might jump ahead anyway after a strong 40 yard dash. On a brighter note, signing Cornerback Kobe Durant to a one-year $4 million deal is turning heads as a top under the radar move. The former fourth-rounder brings seven picks, including two pick sixes, and fits the shift to a three-four scheme perfectly alongside Thompson. Looking ahead to 2026, Dallas is checking out explosive 6 foot 3 Texas Tech Whiteout, Caleb Douglas, who dropped 800 yard. Seasons and 13 scores lately, even with CD Lamb and George Pickens locked in, they're building depth smart. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Cory with the story.