The Cowboys recently lost Randy Gregory to the Broncos in controversial fashion. The could be keeping another of their pending free agent edge rushers, however. ESPN’s Todd Archer reports (via Twitter) that the team is “closing in on a deal to retain” Dorance Armstrong.
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Armstrong, 24, has been with Dallas for the past four seasons. He only registered one start in his first two campaigns, which included 30 appearances. However, he has started seven contests in the past two seasons, including five in 2021.
The former fourth rounder set new career highs across the board this campaign. Playing more than half of the team’s defensive snaps for the first time, he registered 37 tackles, five sacks and a fumble recovery. That breakout season has certainly impressed the Cowboys enough to want to keep him in the fold.
With that said, Archer notes that this is unlikely to be the only move Dallas makes in the pass-rush department. Having…
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