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Cowboys signing DE Jonathan Bullard to 1-year deal
Veteran defensive end Jonathan Bullard signed a one-year, $2.5 million deal to strengthen the Cowboys’ defensive front after a recent trade, NFL Network reported.
- On Saturday, the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a one-year contract with veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard worth up to $2.5 million, NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo reported.
- Dallas is transitioning to a base 3-4 defense, and the 6-3, 290-pound Bullard fits the mold of the bigger defensive end new defensive coordinator Christian Parker is seeking.
- Last season with the New Orleans Saints, Bullard logged 327 defensive snaps and missed zero tackles across 209 run-defense reps, earning a 63.9 run-defense grade.
- Agent Jon Perzley confirmed the deal, which Bullard signed on his late grandmother Joyce's birthday; she was a Cowboys fan known for "hollering at the TV" during games.
- Entering his 11th season with his seventh NFL franchise, Bullard fills a roster void created by the departure of Oza Odighizuwa, providing the Cowboys a low-risk depth addition.
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Cowboys signing DE Jonathan Bullard to 1-year deal
The Dallas Cowboys are signing veteran defensive end Jonathan Bullard to a one-year, $2.5 million deal, his agent confirmed to NFL Network on Saturday.
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