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Cowboys Stack Front Seven, Add LT Overton

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Dallas Cowboys bolster their defensive line, drafting Alabamas LT Overton and trading for Rashan Gary. They also add nose tackle Otito Ogbonnia. Overton, a powerful and spatially smart player, fits well in Dallass new defensive scheme, set to dominate the run game in the upcoming season.

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Cowboys Stack Front Seven, Add LT Overton

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys Stack Front Seven, Add LT Overton. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 27th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Dallas Cowboys are stacking their front-7 to crush the run game, snagging Alabama defensive lineman LT Overton at the 137th. Pick overall. They traded for Ed rusher Rashan Gary from Green Bay during the offseason. He nashed over 20 run stops and seven tackles for loss last year. They also added nose tackle Oetito Obaniya, a four-year vet from the chargers known for his leverage against runners. Overton checks in at 6 feet 3 inches and 274 pounds, bringing power, spatial smarts, and effortless disruption of running, lanes that fans and scouts love. Sure, he lacks that explosive twitch for constant sex, relying more on bull rushing through blocks. His fit in Dallas is seamless as a heavy-handed rotation guy, thriving in both odd and even fronts under new defensive coordinator, Christian Parker, where pressures in stops matter most. These moves signal the Cowboys are rebuilding that physical edge, setting up a nasty defensive

1:05line ready to dominate, come fall.

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