
The Dallas Cowboys just made a move that dropped jaws, bringing in future Hall of Famer Von Miller on a one-year deal. Seriously, a veteran edge rusher like that, still capable of changing games, joining a roster already looking absolutely stacked? This isn’t a team just trying to make the playoffs; they’re in shape on both sides of the ball and staring down a Super Bowl run. But hold up, because even after snagging Miller, Jerry Jones is out here teasing that the Cowboys might not be done yet. ESPN’s Todd Archer reported Jones hinted more talent could be coming to Dallas.
Jerry Jones Is Never Done Building
You gotta hand it to Jones: the guy is relentless. He’s always looking for an edge, and he straight up said it himself. “I think it’s fair to say that if we could improve it, which is almost a cliche, we would,” Jones stated. He didn’t stop there, adding, “So bottom line is the answer is, yes, if we saw something that would help us any place, we’d do it.” This isn’t new territory for him, either. Jones has teased big roster moves before, even earlier this offseason, talking about trade discussions. Remember all the buzz around Maxx Crosby being linked to the Cowboys? While that might be off the table after landing Miller and bolstering the pass rush, it shows Jones isn’t afraid to go big. The man lives for the splash, and he’s hinting another one might be brewing.
Where the Cowboys Could Still Bolt On Talent
So, if they’re not done, where do the Cowboys even look? Offensively, the depth at wide receiver behind George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb is definitely an area of question. Ryan Flournoy is “not a bad No. 3,” but adding another solid receiver could seriously take that unit up a notch. On the defensive side, there are a few spots that would make sense for Jones to target, whether through trade or free agency: cornerback, safety, off-ball linebacker, or even more pass-rusher help. The unit already looks way better than in years past, especially with Christian Parker calling plays, but Jones clearly believes there’s always room for improvement. Just look at what the Los Angeles Rams did with their Myles Garrett trade; sometimes, you just go for it.
Cowboys fans absolutely should not count out their team making another big move this offseason, or even waiting until the trade deadline rolls around. Jones is clearly willing to do whatever it takes to get this team back to the playoffs. Will they make another splash? We’ll be watching to see if Jones puts his money where his mouth is.
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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