Cowboys' Offseason Moves Set Stage for Super Bowl Run

0:00On March 21st, the Dallas Cowboys have made several key moves this off-season through trades and free agency. They traded for defensive and Rashan Gary, signed safety Jalen Thompson, and resigned running back Chevotney Williams. They also placed a non-exclusive franchise tag on wide receiver George Pickens and gave kicker Brandon Aubrey a second-round tender. Meanwhile, the team traded defensive tackle Osa Odedi Zua to another squad for a third-round draft pick. Other quieter signings have helped around out the roster as free agency winds down. Fans share their takes in a recent poll with 53% handing out a B-grade and 33% AC. That puts 86% in. The solid but unspectacular B2C range, falling short of the big spending Jerry Jones talked about. A deal for Max Crosby fell through, or those grades might have climbed higher. Right now, Fan dual lists the Cowboys at plus 2,200 odds to win the Super Bowl, ranking them 14th overall. With the draft still a month away,

1:03these steps set the stage for Dallas to build momentum toward a stronger run at the title.