Cowboys Pivot to Hendrickson, Eberflus to 49ers

0:00On March 6th, the Dallas Cowboys are hunting for a top pass rusher this off season after a tough defensive year. They showed strong interest in Las Vegas Raiders star Max Crosby, even getting close to a deal at one point. But reports say the price jumped too high, with other teams offering two first-round picks, which Dallas won't match. Now the Cowboys appear to be pivoting to Cincinnati Bengals' edge rusher, Trey Hendrickson, who's hitting free agency soon. They checked on him before last season two, but ended up trading for another player instead. This move fits their push to boost the front line without burning too much draft capital. Meanwhile, Dallas waived defensive tackle Perian Winfrey, a 25-year-old who barely played last season due to injury. He appeared in just one game after joining from the UFL. The team feels solid at that spot, with guys like Quinn and Williams, Kenny Clarke, and Osa Odizua, though their contracts eat up about 64. Million in cap space next year. On the coaching front, former Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus landed a new gig with the San

1:04Francisco 49ers as assistant head coach. On defense, he got fired after one year in Dallas, where the units struggled badly, allowing the most points and passing yards in the league. As the Cowboys reshaped their roster and staff, expect more moves soon to free up cap room and strengthen that defense before training camp kicks off.