Cowboys' Massive Offseason Spending Spree

0:00On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys are set to open their wallets big time this off-season, focusing on fixing their defense. ESPN analyst Peter Schrager predicts a spending spree, and team owner Jerry Jones backs it up, saying they'll dish out more cash in free agency than ever before. Last season's defense struggled badly, ranking near the bottom. To turn things around, they brought in 34-year-old defensive coordinator Christian Parker, a rising star from the Vic Fangio system in. Philadelphia, where he coached promising corners. Fans and experts see this as a shift from recent years, when the Cowboys held back. With solid offensive pieces like quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CD Lamb, and a new running back, Jones wants to balance the roster by, bolstering the front to stop opponents better. Free agency offers tempting targets like edge-rusher Jalen Phillips and linebacker Devon Lloyd. Plus, their 12th and 20th draft picks come in a talent-rich class for defenders, setting up potential day-1 surprises.

1:02All eyes are on Dallas to deliver their rare aggressive splash, which could reshape their contenders that is heading into next season. Plus, their 12th and 20th draft picks come in a talent-rich class for defenders, setting up potential day-1 surprises. All eyes are on Dallas to deliver their rare aggressive splash, which could reshape their contenders that is heading into next season. Plus, their 12th and 20th draft picks come in a talent-rich class for defenders, setting up potential day-1 surprises. All eyes are on Dallas to deliver their rare aggressive splash, which could reshape their contenders that is heading into next season.