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Cowboys Plan Aggressive Defense Overhaul
9 Mar
Summary
- Cowboys targeting linebacker Nakobe Dean due to scheme fit and need.
- Team aims to extend franchise-tagged receiver George Pickens.
- Dallas seeks a top pass rusher like Trey Hendrickson or Odafe Oweh.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has declared an aggressive approach for the upcoming offseason, vowing to "bust the budget" to significantly upgrade the team's defense. The primary focus will be on bolstering defensive units, with linebacker and pass rusher identified as critical areas.
Nakobe Dean, a linebacker familiar with the new defensive scheme, is a prominent target. Despite injury concerns, his talent and scheme versatility make him a worthwhile pursuit for a position of significant need. Additionally, Dallas plans to extend wide receiver George Pickens, who was recently franchise-tagged, to manage cap space and ensure his long-term presence.
The Cowboys also aim to address the slot cornerback position by pursuing Alontae Taylor. Furthermore, securing a dominant pass rusher remains paramount. After missing out on Maxx Crosby, the team is now focused on acquiring top free agents such as Trey Hendrickson or Odafe Oweh to lead their pass rush efforts.




