Cowboys reportedly plan to sign OL Hakeem Adeniji

The Dallas Cowboys have bolstered their offensive line by signing veteran Hakeem Adeniji, who brings versatility as both a guard and tackle but has struggled with injuries in recent seasons. Despite this addition and others like Robert Jones and Saahdiq Charles, questions remain about the line's overall strength and reliability, especially after Zack Martin's retirement. Analysts suggest the Cowboys should pursue free agent Will Hernandez, a physical right guard with ties to the team's new offensive coordinator, to address lingering concerns about the unit's toughness and depth. Hernandez's experience and affordable projected cost make him an attractive option to immediately compete for a starting role and enhance the Cowboys' commitment to a more physical running game.