Cowboys Add Trask, Reshape Lineup After Loss
After falling to 2-4, the Dallas Cowboys are under pressure to address struggles on both sides of the ball, with recent losses highlighting defensive problems and an offense that has scored only 29 points across two games. Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams acknowledged that the defense must improve and said he has not played to his own standards. Dallas has already made lineup changes, including starting rookie Malachi Lawrence at edge rusher and Brevyn Spann-Ford at tight end, while considering other adjustments and monitoring injuries. The team also added quarterback Kyle Trask to its practice squad after Philadelphia signed Joe Milton from Dallas, a depth move that leaves Dak Prescott and Sam Howell in their existing roles. Commentary around the team argues that a turnaround will require urgency from coaches and veteran players alike, as the Cowboys prepare to face the Eagles.
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