Lions' Center Search: Avoid Cade Mays, Consider Biadasz, McGovern, Pocic

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Brian Shottenheimer is earning high marks as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys heading into his second season. Team leaders praise his unique style for connecting with people, taking feedback and constantly improving. The offense looks locked in after securing key players on deals, including a franchise tag and a three-year contract to start free agency. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are rebuilding their defense under new coordinator Christian Parker. They want everyone to step up right away, no more easing in. Third round rookie cornerback, Shavon Revel Jr. had a rough first year after a knee injury, but the team is excited for his big jump now that he's fully healthy. Fans and media are buzzing about potential moves to boost that defense. Talk is heating up around trading the number 12 overall draft pick for Raider's star defensive end Max Crosby. They compare him with the Cowboys' strong interior line and make them contenders

1:00best. According to insiders, anyone connected to Dallas Raves about Revel's potential under Parker. And on the trade front, voices like Rich Eisen push hard for Crosby to fix last season's week unit. In other news tied to Cowboys legacy, top-rated linebacker Cooper Whitten, son of former star Jason Whitten, committed to Oklahoma. The six foot one recruit boost their number one class and joins his dad on staff there. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening and bed, S-O-L-I, soleypilo.com