Cowboys Executive VP Stephen Jones has intimated that the Cowboys may target a rookie QB late in the draft. That doesn’t mean they wouldn’t need a veteran backup with some games under his belt. Jones is another who would fit the bill.

On Sunday, just a few days before free agency begins, the Cowboys made another defensive move, bringing back safety Markquese Bell on a three-year extension worth $12 million, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. "The Cowboys and safety Markquese Bell have agreed to terms on a three-year deal with a max value of $12M, per sources," Fowler wrote on X.

However, before his injury, Greenlaw was an absolute force in the middle of a 49ers defense that was one of the top units in the NFL. Alongside Fred Warner, Greenlaw had back-to-back 120-plus tackle seasons in 2022 (127 tackles) and 2023 (120 tackles) in 30 total games, averaging 7.56 tackles per game over that stretch.