Cowboys' Offseason Moves: Decker, Linebacker, Edge Rushers

0:00On March 9, Dallas Cowboys fans know the team needs to balance offense and defense this off-season. A hot idea is signing veteran left tackle Taylor Decker, who spent 10 seasons with Detroit after being their first round pick in 2016. He's reliable, playing 81% of snaps last year, and could slide current tackle Tyler Gaiden back to his natural right tackle spot from, college. To make room under the cap, Insider suggests extending defensive tackles Quinten Williams and Kenny Clark with void years, plus cutting punter Brian, anger. That could free up 42 million dollars fast. Step 1 might be grabbing linebacker Nikobe Dean on a 3.8 million cap hit. He wore the green dot under the Cowboys new defensive, coordinator. The Cowboys dodged a bullet recently, nearly offering a first round pick, a second rounder, and maybe a player like Kenny Clark for Raiders pass. Russia Max Crosby, before the Ravens got him, reports say Dallas wisely held back from

1:00going too far with draft capital. Now they're pivoting to other edge rushers, checking in on Minnesota's Jonathan Greenart for a day to pick, or free agents like Trey Hendrickson, Odefay O.A., Boyay Maif, and Jalen Phillips. In the draft, Oregon Safety Dylan Theoneman stands out with sharp instincts, six picks last year, and a 4.3540 time. These targets show Dallas building smartly across the roster, setting up a stronger 2026 line and pass rush as talks heat up.