Cowboys lack a proven one-on-one winner off the edge and training camp may expose that fast

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Source by clicking here. Following the 2025 trade of Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, the Dallas Cowboys' pass rush struggled, resulting in an NFL-worst 30.1 points allowed per game. The team attempted to patch it heading into the new season by hiring defensive coordinator Christian Parker and acquiring Quinnen Williams and Rashan Gary. But according to Locked On Cowboys, the fix still has a hole in it. During a recent episode, hosts Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool expressed concern over the lack of a proven, one-on-one winning edge rusher for the Cowboys. "If we're talking about pure edge rushers winning one-on-one situations, I think you have an argument that we don't have a lot of certainty there," McCool said. "If you start talking about what the Cowboys have on the interior, and their ability to hopefully create double teams or... free those guys up so everyone's getting...