Cowboys Snap Counts Show Ameer Speed and Cobie Durant Are Next Up in a Banged-Up Secondary
Ameer Speed and Cobie Durant took on bigger roles as Joey Porter Jr. and Caleb Downs got hurt against Arizona, and the Cowboys may need both of them again.

Ameer Speed and Cobie Durant took on bigger roles as Joey Porter Jr. and Caleb Downs got hurt against Arizona, and the Cowboys may need both of them again.

The Detroit Lions are one of the teams more likely to add cornerback help. While a lot of starters are tied to the team, an underrated name to watch is Cobie Durant of the Dallas Cowboys, according to Austin Stanley of the 13-personnel podcast. Stanley likes the idea of the trade because it will only […] The post Lions Urged to Trade for 41-Start CB for 5th-Round Pick appeared first on HEAVY.

The Dallas Cowboys will be without Marist Liufau and P.J. Locke against Philadelphia, but DeMarvion Overshown and Cobie Durant are cleared to play.

Cowboys cornerback Cobie Durant returned to limited practice after missing four games with a hamstring injury and hopes to help Dallas improve its secondary and create turnovers against Philadelphia.

The Dallas Cowboys are opening the practice window on a former 3rd-round pick. Will someone be cut when he is activated? The post Cowboys Announce Move on Injured Former 3rd-Round Pick appeared first on HEAVY.

The Cowboys could add two impactful players.

The Dallas Cowboys are still in the midst of the NFL offseason, but early reviews on their free agency have been ... not great, The post Cowboys Get Harsh Reality Check on Offseason appeared first on Heavy Sports.


The Dallas Cowboys and team owner Jerry Jones have had a quality NFL offseason so far. While they haven’t made any huge splash moves, they have improved the roster, especially on the defensive side of the ball.Entering the offense, the defense was the clear main issue for the Cowboys. They have addressed quite a few […] The post Cowboys Predicted to Land Tackling Machine to Bolster Defense appeared first on Heavy Sports.
