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According to Todd Archer from the Dallas Morning News the Cowboys could be in line for Dwight Freeney.
Pass rusher
Top three:
:starspin 1. Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis: The Colts finally have to spend big-time money on defense to keep sack specialist.
2. Cory Redding, Detroit: Picked the right time to have his best season with eight sacks.
3. Juqua Thomas, Philadelphia: Can be a hybrid between end and outside LB.
Of the Chargers' league-high 61 sacks last year, 42.5 came from linebackers. The Cowboys got 20.5 sacks from their linebackers in 2006.
DeMarcus Ware had 11.5 sacks in 2006 and made his first Pro Bowl. Under Wade Phillips, Ware will be put in more positions to rush the passer, just as San Diego's Shawne Merriman was. Greg Ellis is coming off Achilles' tendon surgery and remains the team's next best pass rush threat.
Having spent big money on linebackers and defensive line in the draft and free agency, the Cowboys might be reluctant to go after a top-end rusher such as Indianapolis' Dwight Freeney, preferring to hope for improvement from within.
According to Todd Archer from the Dallas Morning News the Cowboys could be in line for Dwight Freeney.
Pass rusher
Top three:
:starspin 1. Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis: The Colts finally have to spend big-time money on defense to keep sack specialist.
2. Cory Redding, Detroit: Picked the right time to have his best season with eight sacks.
3. Juqua Thomas, Philadelphia: Can be a hybrid between end and outside LB.
Of the Chargers' league-high 61 sacks last year, 42.5 came from linebackers. The Cowboys got 20.5 sacks from their linebackers in 2006.
DeMarcus Ware had 11.5 sacks in 2006 and made his first Pro Bowl. Under Wade Phillips, Ware will be put in more positions to rush the passer, just as San Diego's Shawne Merriman was. Greg Ellis is coming off Achilles' tendon surgery and remains the team's next best pass rush threat.
Having spent big money on linebackers and defensive line in the draft and free agency, the Cowboys might be reluctant to go after a top-end rusher such as Indianapolis' Dwight Freeney, preferring to hope for improvement from within.