Jonathan Bullard Joins Cowboys, Honors Grandma

0:00On March 2-8, Jonathan Bullard just signed a one-year deal worth $2.5 million with the Dallas Cowboys. This came right on the birthday of his late grandmother, a huge Cowboys fan, making the timing feel extra special. At 32 years old, he's heading into his 11th NFL season with his seventh team overall. Coming off a solid year with the New Orleans Saints, where he racked up 26 tackles and two badad passes over 15 games, Bullard brings. Reliable Depth. He started his career as a third-round pick by the Chicago Bears back in 2016, bouncing through Arizona, Seattle, Atlanta, and Shining. Brides with the Minnesota Vikings from 2022 to 2024. Throughout his journey in path, he stuck to NFC squads only, and now he's stepping into the NFC East for the first time with Dallas. Fans are buzzing about the personal touch, tying his family legacy to the team his grandma loved. Bullard slots into a Cowboys defense rebuilding under new coordinator, Christian Parker, who they grab from Philadelphia.

1:04He joins fresh faces like Rashan Gary and Otheto Adbania, up front, filling out a thin line that needs more punch. With the 2026 draft on deck, Bullard could push for a starting spot if Dallas doesn't load up early. This move sets up an intriguing rotation as they aim to turn things around on that side of the ball.