Cowboys Targeting Devin Lloyd in Free Agency

0:00On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys had a rough defensive season in 2025, ranking near the bottom of the league. They fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberfluss after just one year and brought in Christian Parker, who has a strong track record from previous stops. Jerry Jones, the team's owner and general manager, says they'll push hard and free agency alongside their two first round draft picks to rebuild the unit. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Cowboys finally opening the checkbook for proven talent from outside. One name topping the list is Linebacker Devon Lloyd, a standout playmaker entering free agency. The 26-year-old from Utah racked up five interceptions last season, including a 99-yard touchdown return and consistently posted. Over 100 tackles early in his career. Parker and the new staff would love his versatility as he ranked third among Linebackers and player grades and excels against both the run and pass. Outer rack projects at 3-year deal worth about $60,400,000, averaging $20,100,000 a season.

1:06That price tag could strain the salary cap, even with some restructures, so Dallas might pair it with draft help or wait for a better deal. Either way, expect the Cowboys to make waves this off-season to turn things around.