Cowboys Shake Up Defense, Target Edge Rushers

0:00On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys might part ways with Jadevian Clowney, their top sacker from 2025, with 8.5 sacks. Owner Jerry Jones has voiced frustration over the team's long Super Bowl drought, and pledged to get more aggressive and free agency this offseason. New defensive coordinator, Christian Parker, is bringing a skim shift, favoring edge rushers who can hold up against the run and drop into coverage at times. That plays to the strengths of 2nd year player, Donovan as Aruaku, while Clowney fits better as a pure pass rusher. Fans and insiders see this as a fresh start for the defense, though at risks losing proven production. Meanwhile, linebacker Marist Lufo could bulk up and slide outside to help fill the gap. Machoder from the athletic reports the Cowboys plan to target edge help through free agency and the NFL draft, leaning on in-house talent too. Running a veterans signer plus a first round pick looks like a smart path forward. Expect Dallas to reshape their frontseve in this way, building around youth while

1:03chasing that elusive ring.