Cowboys Sign Vet Bullard for Defensive Boost

0:00The Dallas Cowboys just beefed up their defensive line by signing veteran Jonathan Bullard to a one-year deal worth up to $2,500,000. This move came Saturday giving Dallas some solid depth of front after they traded Osa Odiazua to the San Francisco 49ers. Bullards bounced around the league, suiting up for six teams already from the Bears and Cardinals to the Seahawks, Falcons, Vikings and Saints. At 30-year-old, he's got that journeyman grit that teams love for reliability. What makes this personal for Bullard is his grandmother. She was the type to holler at the TB during Cowboys games. Fans in Dallas know that energy all too well, so this feels like coming home for more than just a paycheck. Last season with the Saints, he racked up 26 tackles, four tackles for loss, and two passes defenced over 15 games and six starts. He graded out strong against the run at 63.9 on pro football focus, especially shining in short yardage and goal line spots.

1:02This isn't a splashy superstar grab, but it plugs the keyhole and brings veteran smarts to a Cowboys D looking to tighten up. Expect Bullard to rotate in and make those clutch plays his training camp heats up. That wraps Dallas news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.