In a significant roster move, the Dallas Cowboys have traded defensive lineman Carlos Watkins, who has signed a 3-year contract with his new team. The details of the trade and Watkins’ new contract have yet to be fully disclosed, but sources confirm that the deal was driven by both teams’ need to balance their defensive lines ahead of the upcoming NFL season.
Watkins, who played a key role in the Cowboys’ defense, had been an important asset on the defensive front with his ability to stop the run and pressure opposing quarterbacks. His departure marks a notable shift for Dallas, who will now need to fill the gap left by his exit.
As for his new team, Watkins is expected to make an immediate impact, providing veteran leadership and bolstering their defensive core. The 3-year deal signals the team’s long-term commitment to Watkins, with hopes that he will continue to thrive in his new environment and elevate their defense to a new level.
or his new team, Watkins is expected to add depth and experience to the defensive front, and his signing represents a strategic move as they look to fortify their defense ahead of the upcoming NFL season. More details regarding the trade and contract are expected to be announced soon
