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Right here, we've talked a lot about the Cowboys in Free Agency.

They do make another couple of deals last night.

Kobe Durant, former Rams Corner, gets a one-year deal.

5.5 million.

He was a starter last year for him.

And then no details yet on a deal with Matt Hennessy, a backup guard center combo,

Brock Hoffman replacement,

just a depth signing that probably is a one-year deal as well.

But right here I want to compare the Cowboys to the rest of the NFC East because that's what we do. They're going to be our best comparison. We're going to see these teams six combined times next year. And the Eagles, the team to beat in the division still,

because they have won the division the past two years, but they do lose a number of big

defensive pieces, including a Kobe Dean,

Reed Blankenship, and of course their passing game coordinator, Christian Parker, who's now

D.C. for Dallas. They do add one cornerback in Tarika Woolen, one year's 15 million, and

we were talking with Calvin Watkins, the Dallas Morning News yesterday for the ranch report.

He was a big fan of the signing.

But other than that, they've really only re-signed their punter, Braden Mann.

They got a couple of backup tight-ins on one-year deals in Johnny Munt and Grant Calcutara.

It's a very stay put.

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