Cowboys sign offensive lineman Rob Jones to $4.75 million deal

The Dallas Cowboys are making moves in free agency to strengthen their roster after a disappointing season. They signed former Jets defensive tackle Solomon Thomas to a two-year deal worth up to $8 million, which fans welcomed as a solid addition to the defensive line. Additionally, the Cowboys secured offensive lineman Rob Jones on a one-year contract valued at $4.75 million to fill the gap left by Zack Martin's retirement; Jones is noted for his consistent performance with the Dolphins. The team also added running back Javonte Williams on a one-year deal, addressing key needs in both the offensive line and the backfield. However, the Cowboys faced setbacks with the departure of cornerback Jourdan Lewis, who signed a lucrative deal with the Jaguars, becoming the highest-paid nickel corner in the league. As the offseason progresses, fans remain eager to see how the Cowboys further enhance their roster.