
Cowboys' Offseason: Cooking Something Special?
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Dallas Cowboys fans remain cautious about the offseason, despite bolstering the defense with Jalen Thompson, P J Locke, Cobie Durant, and Rashan Gary. The secondary is stronger, but fans feel the team needs more to compete. COO Stephen Jones is optimistic, citing last years wild card teams, Seattle and New England, as proof that you dont need to start on top. The draft could make or break the Cowboys season, with the potential to snag two defensive stars and turn heads.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cowboys' Offseason: Cooking Something Special?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 6th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Dallas Cowboys fans ain't fully sold on this offseason yet. They've locked in some solid starters, boosting the defense with guys like Jalen Thompson, PJ Locke, Kobe Durant, and past Russia Rashon Gary. Still, folks feel like the team's missing that extra punch before the draft hits. The secondary look sharper now, and pairing that with a veteran linebacker could make things click. COO Steven Jones is straight-up confident heading into 2026, saying the moves put Dallas in a stronger spot than last year. Fans see it as maybe too rosy, but Jones points to the league's wildcard teams. Seattle and New England snuck into the Super Bowl without being favorites this time last year, proof you don't need to start on top. Drafton could flip the script entirely, especially if they snag two defensive studs in the first round, that it build on free agency and turn heads quick. Bottom line. Cowboys might be cooking something special if the pieces fall right. Keep watching how it unfolds.
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