The Dallas Cowboys are continuing to bolster their roster following the acquisition of veteran pass rusher Von Miller. According to ESPN reporter Jeremy Fowler, the team is now exploring secondary reinforcements, with cornerback Adoree Jackson emerging as a primary target for the defensive overhaul.
Jackson’s connection to Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker could play a significant role in potential negotiations. The two previously worked together during Parker’s tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles. Miller also shares a history with Parker, having played alongside him on the Denver Broncos defense in 2021, suggesting the coordinator is actively recruiting players from his past network.
The Cowboys recognize corner as an area needing additional depth despite some promising training camp performances. While prospects like Cobie Durant and Shavon Revel have impressed, the team requires additional bodies to sustain the secondary throughout the season. Jackson faces competition from other interested teams, though Dallas appears positioned to make a move at the position.
The strategy of bringing in players with established relationships to Parker reflects the organization’s confidence in the defensive coordinator’s vision. Whether Jackson ultimately joins the Cowboys or another cornerback is targeted, Dallas appears poised to add another piece to its defensive puzzle in the coming days.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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