3. Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys have heavily invested in their secondary unit this offseason. The key additions have been Jalen Thompson and PJ Locke. After releasing Donovan Wilson, veteran Malik Hooker took a paycut to remain with the team earlier this offseason. There could be room for growth if Hooker needs help, and maybe Thornhill can ease his way back into the league and play for America’s team.
There’s also no such thing as too many safeties since Dallas wants to avoid another injury-plagued defensive roster. The Cowboys could consider the former Chief to upgrade their room in case they appear in the wild-card next year. He won’t do much, but at least they’d have another body in their unit.
