"In a base 3-4, I want size, power, and versatility up front. Quinnen Williams and Keny Clark give Dallas strength and pass rush at the end position. They can also move up and down the line much like the rest of the defensive end depth chart and take pressure off the linebackers."
"If Dallas is going to build the front correctly, I want a real nose tackle body on the roster and that is why Otito Ogbonnia makes the 53. He had his best season as a nose tackle for the Los Angeles Chargers in 2024."
"Jonathan Bullard makes the roster because I like having a veteran body who can handle different jobs across the front. LT Overton is the kind of young defensive lineman I want to keep around because he has the size and upside to grow into a big role."
The Cowboys' defensive depth chart for the 2026 season will be structured around a base 3-4 defense. This scheme necessitates size and power in the front line, athleticism at linebacker, and versatile defensive backs. Key players include Quinnen Williams and Keny Clark at defensive end, with Jonathan Bullard providing veteran experience. Otito Ogbonnia is projected as the starting nose tackle, while Jay Toia is considered for the practice squad. The depth chart reflects strategic roster decisions to enhance the team's defensive capabilities.
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