Cowboys Scout Running Backs for Depth

0:00It's March 25, Dallas news today starts now, AI powered and ready. The Dallas Cowboys are looking to add depth at running back behind Starger Vante Williams, even though it's not their biggest need. Williams rush for a career high 1,201 yards and 11 touchdowns in his first season with the team. He's back on a new three year extension starting in 2026 as their main back. To build options, Cowboys coaches showed up at pro days this week. Looking back's coach Derek Foster checked out Wake Forests, Demon Clayborn, while assistant Jamel Matunga, Washington Brasquez, Image Johnson. Fans and analysts see these visits as smart moves for the backfield. Current backups like Malik Davis and Jaden Blue haven't fully locked down spots, and the team plans to use full back Hunter Luepka more on runs. Clayborn stands out for explosion at just 188 pounds, with a blazing 4.37 in the 40 yard dash at the Combine. That speed could challenge Blue, who the Cowboys drafted in the fifth round last year, but never

1:04earned full trust. Johnson, at 202 pounds, fits better as a reliable number 2, with 1,451 rushing yards, 11 scores, and solid receiving skills from his best year in 2025. Either pick would strengthen the group and keep Dallas competitive.