Domonique Foxworth critiques Cowboys' defense ahead of 2026 season

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Domonique Foxworth critiques Cowboys' defense ahead of 2026 season
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Former NFL cornerback Domonique Foxworth expressed concerns about the Dallas Cowboys' defense as the 2026 season approaches. He noted that the Cowboys finished last season with the league's lowest-ranked defense despite having a high-performing offense. Foxworth indicated that recent personnel changes, including hiring defensive coordinator Christian Parker and drafting Caleb Downs, may not be sufficient to compete against strong NFC teams like the Eagles and Seahawks. Jerry Jones hinted at ongoing trade discussions for Raiders' star Maxx Crosby, emphasizing the need for improvements on defense.

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  • Cowboys had the lowest-ranked defense in the NFL last season.
  • Foxworth believes Cowboys need a stronger defense to compete in the NFC.
  • Jerry Jones hired Christian Parker as the new defensive coordinator.
  • Dallas drafted defensive back Caleb Downs and signed veteran players.
  • Cowboys are reportedly still considering a trade for Maxx Crosby.
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Last year, the Dallas Cowboys suffered because of their defense. While the offense remained one of the NFL’s most productive units, Dallas finished with the league’s lowest-ranked defense.

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