Cowboys Hunt for Talent, Sign Bullard

0:00On March 30th, the Dallas Cowboys are keeping their off-season moves wide open, hunting for big impact players to shake up the roster. Brian Shahnheimer says the front office isn't locking in yet, they're pushing hard for talent that fits just right. Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, the Cowboys feel solid after Smart Free Agency plays. With A total picks, including spots at number 12 and number 20, Shahnheimer wants to draft naturally, no forcing it like some teams do. That approach means they're set up to grab pure talent without reaching, avoiding those front office regrets. Fans are buzzing about this patient strategy, especially with the defense still needing work for real depth. Meanwhile, they just locked in veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard on a one-year deal worth $2.5 million. It's his 11th pro-season after 15 games and 26 tackles with the Saints last year. Perfect high-character addition. Bullard signing even hit personal notes.

1:01Landing on his late grandma's birthday, she was a huge Cowboys fan. Dallas stays open for business, ready to trade or add vets as the draft nears.