Cowboys Rebuild Defense, Ready for Draft

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. Four weeks into the NFL offseason, the Dallas Cowboys are showing solid progress, but still got work to do with the draft just under a month away. They started way over the salary cap, but smart moves got them compliant and ready to build. To make room, they restructured deals for stars like Dak Prescott and CD Lamb, freeing up cash. Now let them snag safety, Jalen Thompson, Cornerback Kobe Durant, and Safety PJ. Locked to shore of the secondary, plus trade with the Green Bay Packers again for Ed rusher Rashan Gary to boost the pass rush. Now sitting on $16 million in cap space, good for 20th in the league, fans are buzzing about the rebuild under new defensive, coordinator, Christian Parker. It's not the top like the Titans was $64 million, but enough to keep adding pieces without breaking the bank. The full capitalist has the commanders at $50.4 million, chargers close behind at $49.9,

1:03and jets with $47.6, down to the bear scraping by with just $1 million. Plenty of teams ahead, but Dallas is in the mix. Keep an eye on whether the Cowboys pull off more surprises before the draft hits Pittsburgh from April 23rd through 25th could be the. Spark they need to turn heads.