Cowboys Sign Thompson, Hooker's Future Uncertain

0:00On April 7, Dallas Cowboys just dropped some serious cash on safety. Jalen Thompson from the Arizona Cardinals inking him to a 3-year, $33 million deal. This move is part of their offseason push to fix the defense under New Coordinator Christian Parker, especially beefing of that secondary with fresh. Talon, they didn't stop there, grabbing former Denver Bronco safety. The signing scream roster overhaul, prioritizing new blood overholding on to the old guard. Now, this puts better and Malik Hooker on shaky ground after five seasons with the team. He suited up for 76 games, starting 53, with 289 tackles, 14 pass breakups and seven picks overall. But last year, zero takeaways and just one break up in 12 starts, rough numbers that ain't cutting it. If the whole secondary stays healthy through training camp and preseason, Hooker could hit the waiver wire or get traded.

1:00Injuries might save his spot, but the riding's on the wall. They're eyeing a clean slate from last season's crew. Bottom line, Thompson's arrival means Dallas is building for now, and Hooker might lace up elsewhere where his skills still shine. Keep watching those cuts as camp heats up.