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Cowboys Trade for Gary, Restructure Steele's Contract

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The Dallas Cowboys kickstart free agency with a trade, acquiring defensive end Rashan Gary from the Green Bay Packers for a 2027 fourth-round pick. Gary, a Pro Bowl player, joins former Packers teammate Kenny Clark, bolstering the Cowboys pass rush. Owner Jerry Jones emphasizes defensive upgrades, even if it means trading future draft picks. The Cowboys also plan to restructure offensive tackle Terence Steeles contract, creating cap space for further moves.

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Cowboys Trade for Gary, Restructure Steele's Contract

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On March 9th, the Dallas Cowboys wasted no time on the first day of free agency, a green to a trade with the Green Bay Packers for defensive end. Rashan Gary in exchange for a 2027 fourth round pick. The 28-year-old Gary brings 46-and-a-half career sex and a pro-bull nod from 2024. Gary now reunites with his former Packers teammate, Kenny Clark, on the Cowboys defensive line, adding a media boost to their past rush needs. Owner and general manager, Jerry Jones, made it clear at the NFL Combine that Dallas prioritizes defensive upgrades even if it means trading future. Draft capital to win more third downs and stop opponents better than last season. Meanwhile, the Cowboys plan to restructure offensive tackle Terran Steele's contract, freeing up cap space as legal tampering kicks off. Steele heads into his seventh season, with the second-year offensive coordinator mapping out targeted improvements to build on his pro-work ethic. These steps keep key pieces in place while opening doors for more moves, setting Dallas

up strong as pre-agency unfolds.

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