The Dallas Cowboys are actively seeking solutions for their nose tackle position, a concern that has lingered since the underwhelming performance of first-round pick Mazi Smith. With an apparent lack of confidence in their previous investments, the Cowboys have turned to Justin Rogers, a 7th-round pick who initially left the team after training camp. Rogers spent time with Cincinnati before being re-signed by Dallas, though he has yet to see game time with the franchise.

At just 22 years old and towering at 6-foot-2 and weighing 346 pounds, Rogers brings a promising physical presence to the defensive line. His collegiate experience at SEC powerhouses Kentucky and Auburn indicates a level of talent that the Cowboys hope to harness. The team's current approach suggests a willingness to experiment and adapt, aiming for a more effective rotation at the crucial nose tackle spot.