The Dallas Cowboys are looking to fill the void left by DeMarcus Lawrence after his free agency departure. High-profile attendees from the team, including head coach Brian Schottenheimer and defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, were present at Texas A&M’s Pro Day, where defensive ends Shemar Stewart and Nic Scourton showcased their skills. Stewart, projected as a first-round pick, impressed at the combine, demonstrating remarkable speed and agility with a 40-yard dash time of 4.59 seconds. Although he didn't participate in drills at Pro Day, his performance at the combine solidified his status as a potential asset on the Cowboys' defensive line.

Stewart highlighted his desire to join forces with versatile defender Micah Parsons, envisioning a powerful 1-2 punch for the Cowboys' defensive line. Meanwhile, Scourton, projected as a second-round pick, displayed his strength through drills, showcasing his capability to contribute immediately. With last season's struggles against the run, the Cowboys are keen to bolster their defensive front, and both Stewart and Scourton could be key to revitalizing a unit that ranked low in run defense last year.