Cowboys Snag Rams' CB, Shake Up NFL Secondary

0:00On March 24th, the Dallas Cowboys keep raiding the Los Angeles Rams for cornerbacks this off season. They first signed Kobe DeRan to a $5.5 million deal early in free agency. Now they've added Darian Kendrick as reported by NFL Network's Tom Policero. Kendrick is a 25-year-old former sixth-round pick out of Georgia from 2022. He saw plenty of action in his first two seasons with the Rams before tearing his ACO and missing all of 2024. After the Rams cut him before the 2025 season, Kendrick played 10 games for the Seattle Seahawks. He then returned to the Rams for the final five regular season games, wrapping up with two interceptions, 10 tackles, and five passes defended. The Rams' cornerback room has thinned out amid changes. Darius Williams retired, Durant and Kendrick headed to Dallas, and Roger McCreary joined the Detroit Lions. The team bolstered it by adding Trep McDuffy and Jalen Watson, with those two now starting alongside a manual Forbes.

1:00These shifts highlight how teams are remixing their secondaries ahead of training camp, setting up intriguing defensive battles come fall.