Cowboys' Pass Rusher Pursuit: Hendrickson or Bust?

0:00For the NFL, it's March 5th and here's what's going on. The Dallas Cowboys are hunting for a veteran pass rusher to strengthen their defense and support their high-powered offense. They're aiming to add someone who can disrupt quarterbacks and keep games close. Earlier this week, reports surfaced that the Cowboys nearly traded for Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders. But the deal fell apart when the asking price spiked after other teams jumped in. Those officials are now fielding offers that include two first round draft picks, making it tough for Dallas to compete on that front. Fans and analysts see this as a missed opportunity for an immediate impact player. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have shifted focus to Trey Hendrickson from the Cincinnati Bengals. Since the Bengals didn't use the franchise tag on him, Hendrickson could hit free agency and sign outright with Dallas. Both players deliver similar sack numbers, and at 31 years old, Hendrickson remains in his prime only a bit older than Crosby who turns 29 this August.

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