The Dallas Cowboys have been proactively engaging with free agents during the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, emphasizing their determination to retain key players. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer highlighted the priority of nickel cornerback Jourdan Lewis, who is coming off an impressive season, but no formal offer has been made yet. Additionally, defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa is in talks for a potentially lucrative four-year contract, reflecting the Cowboys' commitment to investing in their defensive core as negotiations evolve with other free agents, including DeMarcus Lawrence.
The Cowboys will 'make it very tough' to let free agents like Jourdan Lewis leave, as negotiations begin at the NFL Combine.
Osa Odighizuwa is expected to receive a lucrative deal, possibly exceeding $90 million over four years, marking him as a key priority for the Cowboys.
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