With Miller signed, Jones, Cowboys look for more
Dallas owner and general manager Jerry Jones was thrilled to land veteran pass rusher Von Miller on his defense Sunday with a one-year deal, but he told reporters Monday that if another move were to surface, the Cowboys will be ready to add.
The Dallas Cowboys making a splash in free agency with the signing of Von Miller is a big deal, especially considering their pass rush was an area of concern last season. With Miller on board, the team is now looking to make more moves to bolster their roster. This is a clear indication that Jerry Jones and the Cowboys' front office are committed to making a deep playoff run this year.
The addition of Miller also speaks to the team's willingness to make aggressive moves in free agency, which is music to the ears of Cowboys fans. The fact that Jones is already hinting at more moves to come suggests that the team is far from done building their roster. With the NFL draft still on the horizon, it's going to be interesting to see how the Cowboys continue to shape their team.
What's next to watch is how the Cowboys' moves will impact their division and the NFC playoff picture as a whole. With the likes of the Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, and New York Giants all looking to make moves of their own, the NFC East is shaping up to be a competitive division. The Cowboys' ability to build on last season's success will depend on their ability to make smart, strategic moves in free agency and the draft, and fans will be eagerly awaiting their next move.
Originally reported by espn.com. TourNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.