Cowboys ‘Could Target’ Projected $70 Million Star Amid Contract News: ESPN

The Dallas Cowboys, who have had a relatively quiet offseason, may be considering a trade for Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr., according to ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler. The Cowboys have been actively seeking cornerback help and have a trade relationship with Steelers general manager Omar Khan, who is reportedly open to trading Porter.

Fowler's analysis suggests that Porter could be a fit for the Cowboys, but the team's draft capital may pose a challenge. Porter is projected to demand a three-year, $70 million deal, which could be expensive for the Cowboys. Despite this, the team may be willing to invest in additional defensive help following their disappointing Week 1 performance.