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Cowboys Miss Out on Dean, Land Thompson

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Despite a strong push, the Dallas Cowboys missed out on linebacker Nakobe Dean, who signed with the Raiders. The Cowboys did secure safety Jalen Thompson, but their offseason looks challenging due to salary cap constraints. With linebacker as a clear weakness, the Cowboys Super Bowl hopes seem dimmer.

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On March 10th, the Dallas Cowboys have stayed low-key during NFL free agency, but they've shown real interest in upgrading their linebacker spot. They made a strong push for 25-year-old Nicobie Dean, who instead signed a three-year deal worth $36 million with the Las Vegas. Raiders Word from Insiders is that Dallas mashed the Raiders offer pretty closely, but Dean went with his instincts and picked Vegas in a tight decision. These fans might feel the sting, since linebacker is a clear weakness, with the Marvian over shown as their main reliable option there. Dean's talent shines when healthy, but injuries have held him back. On a brighter note, Dallas did land safety Jalen Thompson on a three-year contract for $33 million, their biggest move so far amid, tight salary cap constraints. With resources limited, the Cowboys face an uphill battle this off-season, and their shot at a Super Bowl feels narrower by the day as they hunt for. More affordable fixes

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