Cowboys Trade for Gary, Reuniting Him with Clark

0:00On March 9th, the Dallas Cowboys have traded with the Green Bay Packers to add pass-rusher Rashan Gary to their defense. In exchange, Dallas sent over a 20-27 fourth-round draft pick. This move helps the Packers shed a $28 million cap-head and gain $11 million in relief. Earlier this off-season, many fought Green Bay might release Gary to save money. Instead, the Cowboys jumped in quickly rather than waiting for free agency. Last year, Gary posted 7.5 sacks, but they all came in the first seven weeks with none after that. Fans were called the team swabbed big pieces last season when Dallas dealt Michael Parsons to Green Bay for two first-round picks and defensive tackle Kenny, Clark. Now Gary heads the other way, joining a familiar face on the Cowboys line. The trade reunites Gary with Clark, and Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker coached him during his rookie year in Green Bay. Dallas hopes a fresh start revives his production after a late-season slump. Owner Jerry Jones bowed aggressive moves despite tight cap space and restructuring star contracts

1:05freed of millions. This early deal signals more changes coming as the Cowboys build for a strong run.