Dak Prescott: Cowboys can make a "big jump" by adding veteran talent
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Key Points:
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones signaled a willingness to significantly increase spending in free agency, aiming to be aggressive in acquiring players who can contribute immediately.
- Quarterback Dak Prescott expressed enthusiasm about adding veteran defenders to improve a defense that allowed a team-record number of points last season.
- The Cowboys plan to pursue linebackers in free agency as they transition to a 3-4 defensive scheme, with Nakobe Dean, formerly of Philadelphia, being a potential early target.
- New defensive coordinator Christian Parker's previous experience with Dean in Philadelphia could influence Dallas's interest in the linebacker.
- The team is focused on making a substantial leap in performance this season by adding impact players ready to play right away.
