Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys responded to calls from teams offering security. This is how Dallas responded

The Cowboys waited until the sixth round to prepare a security project.

The fans were not the only ones to become aware of it. Officials from several teams in the league have called in recent days to let the Cowboys know they would be happy to send security at a good price.

"We have already started receiving some calls, people needing something and knowing we might need it, thinking we might need security," Executive Vice President Stephen Jones said on Wednesday. afternoon after a sodden and professional golf outing. are you ready to trade this player against this player?

"I think it will pay for us, we are in no hurry, we are satisfied with our security position, and now we have to keep working."

The Cowboys were lucky to select Juan Thornhill of Virginia, one of the best guarantees of the project, in the second round, but opted for the defensive tackle Trysten Hill. The club waited four more rounds (# 213) before choosing Donovan Wilson from Texas A & M.

Veteran George Iloka, who was signed franchise, and Wilson are the additions since the end of the season. These two people will have the chance to compete with Jeff Heath for his position as a beginner in a situation of great security.

Although the Cowboys are thin at the back, they have depth in the offensive and defensive lines. Jones said thin teams in these areas had contacted Dallas for an exchange.

"I think that says a lot," Jones said. "We have very good football players.

"I love the famous line of Jerry (Jones)," you stay strong in a position by placing yourself in a strong position. That's what we did with (Connor) McGovern. I think we have real depth in the offensive line, not to mention many other positions. & # 39; & # 39;

Jones understands that the internal assessment of what Cowboys have in terms of security is superior to the external opinion. He will continue to listen to the offers and will never be able to exclude an agreement at this stage.

It's different from actively seeking a trade.

"We all know that what we are trying to do to succeed in this position is a success," Jones said. "Many people may say that there is such security, it must be a security that works for us.

"We will just continue to work through this, we will not be in a hurry, and as I said, we are comfortable with the guys we have, we know we can go out and play very good defense with the guys we have and it will be interesting to see how some of these new guys will compete with the older group. "