Cowboys' Offseason Moves: Thompson, Williams, Gary

0:00On March 24th, the Dallas Cowboys have made some solid moves this off-season amid the quiet period before the NFL draft. Their top three additions stand out. Signing safety Jalen Thompson to the biggest deal in over a decade, resigning running back Javante Williams to a three-year contract worth $24 million, and bringing in defensive end of Rashon Gary to bolster the line. Jalen Thompson brings versatility to a struggling secondary, ready to place lot, deep safety, or wherever needed. Last season, he started 15 games, racked up 95 tackles, and held opponents to a 62.3% completion rate against. Him. His career includes nine interceptions and 37 passes defended since entering the league in 2019. Fans and analysts see the Williams resigning as a smart, timely play. After topping 1,000 rushing yards last year, he got locked in early before running back prices spiked, especially with two other thousand yard. Next leaving the team, it avoids gambling on another replacement in a league where a

1:04strong runner just earned Super Bowl MVP honors. Rashon Gary fits perfectly alongside defensive tackles, Quinn in Williams and Kenny Clarke, both strong against the run. He's posted at least six sex in each of the last six seasons, adding reliable pressure. Trades to acquire these pieces, including swapping Micah Parsons, have upgraded the entire front over relying on one star. These steps show owner Jerry Jones is pushing forward aggressively, not waiting for scraps. With the draft approaching, expect more help at cornerback and updates on why to receive George Pickens to round out a competitive roster heading into. Also, next season.