Dallas Cowboys Miss Out; Quintin Mikell Signs With St. Louis Rams
The Dallas Cowboys can no longer sign former Philadelphia Eagles safety Quintin Mikell. The free agent defensive back agreed to terms with the St. Louis Rams on Tuesday, strengthening the defense of a team with an offense that is one solid receiver short of being a contender. The Cowboys had expressed interest in Mikell after Alan Ball failed to pan out following his move to safety from cornerback. Mikell played eight seasons in Philadelphia and is a one-time Pro Bowler and a two-time All-Pro.
Dallas Cowboys Could Lose Gerald Sensabaugh to Houston Texans Via Free Agency
The Dallas Cowboys need help at safety. The team experimented with moving Alan Ball from cornerback to free safety in 2010, but that failed miserably. Now the Cowboys might need to replace both safety positions. Strong safety Gerald Sensabaugh has every intention of getting the best unrestricted free agent contract he can this off season, wherever that may be. Sensabaugh says he would like to stay in Dallas, but would happily go to any of the other 31 NFL teams if offered the right dollar amount. (more…)
Dallas Cowboys to Pursue Safeties in Free Agency
Whenever the NFL lockout ends and free agency officially begins, the Dallas Cowboys have some issues to attend to. The Dallas Cowboys’ 2011 draft class proved team owner and general manager Jerry Jones is preparing to win now rather than primarily building for the future. In doing that, Jones proved the Cowboys are content with the team’s personnel at cornerback. However, it’s also clear the Cowboys plan to add a marquee safety in free agency. (more…)
Dallas Cowboys to Pursue Oakland Raiders DB Michael Huff
It’s no secret the Dallas Cowboys are looking to improve at safety. After the experiment of moving Alan Ball from cornerback failed miserably, Dallas will be looking to make some personnel changes in the secondary heading into 2011. There’s an Irving, Texas, native who is a free agent and apparently interested in joining his hometown team. (more…)
Dallas Cowboys Will Offer Tenders to Potential Free Agents
Although a new collective bargaining agreement has not been reached between the NFL owners and the NFL Players Association, the Dallas Cowboys are approaching free agency as usual. With 13 players’ contracts expiring, team owner and general manager Jerry Jones has several personnel decisions to make while negotiating a new CBA. The Cowboys will offer tenders to five of the 13 free agents. (more…)
