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You can never have enough talented edge rushers on an NFL roster.
As the Cowboys shift their focus towards the regular season, the obvious goal is to head into September with the best roster possible. As it stands currently, the franchise arguably has one of the better starting units across the league. But what will make or break this year's squad is how they deal with the injuries that unfortunately will happen during the year. Having depth is paramount if this year’s team wants to make it to the promise land known as the Super Bowl.
The team drafted eight new players during the 2023 NFL Draft with hopes of not only supplying the roster with newfound depth, but also developing these players to potentially crack the starting lineup one day and replace players that have left the franchise in one way or another. Additionally, Dallas brought in 13 more players via the undrafted free agent market which brings the total to 21 rookies who will be competing to make this year’s Dallas Cowboys roster.
