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Before the Cowboys were to pull off one of these dark horse trades, I would like to know whose snaps the new guy would be taking. Dallas can keep adding players, but Christian Parker needs to put them in job…

Inside The Star's Cody Warren outlines six dark horse trade targets the Dallas Cowboys should consider to bolster their defense. Warren argues that any additions must fit the scheme of defensive coordinator Christian Parker and senior consultant Mike Pettine, who specialize in disguising pressure and maximizing defensive talent. His top proposed acquisition is Dolphins edge rusher Josh Uche, whom he views as an ideal passing-down specialist.
The proposed list also features Cardinals outside linebacker Baron Browning, Saints run-stopping edge Anfernee Jennings, and Vikings inside linebacker Ivan Pace Jr. Additionally, Warren suggests San Francisco's Tatum Bethune to provide depth behind DeMarvion Overshown, alongside Minnesota safety Jay Ward. Warren notes that each player would represent an inexpensive trade target capable of handling a defined defensive role.
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