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Cowboys Revamp Roster: New Faces Emerge
1 Sep
Summary
- Dallas claims Emari Demercado and trades for Broderick Jones.
- Depth chart shows new starters on defense, but offense remains same.
- Key players like CeeDee Lamb and Quinnen Williams anchor units.
As the NFL preseason concluded, the Dallas Cowboys made substantial roster adjustments, trimming down to 53 players. The team claimed Emari Demercado, adding depth to the running back position, and also traded for Broderick Jones, who is expected to compete for the right tackle job. These moves aim to bolster areas of concern for the upcoming season.
The offensive depth chart sees Javonte Williams and Emari Demercado leading the running backs, with CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Ryan Flournoy forming a strong wide receiver trio. On defense, coordinator Christian Parker will integrate numerous new players, with seven starters being new to the team. Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark are expected to anchor the defensive front, while Cobie Durant and Caleb Downs are key figures in the secondary.
Special teams remain a strength with kicker Brandon Aubrey and punter Bryan Anger. KaVontae Turpin continues as the primary returner. The Cowboys also brought in Wanya Morris from the practice squad, addressing potential depth issues at offensive tackle. These strategic roster decisions position the Cowboys as they head into Week 1 of the regular season.
