The Dallas Cowboys have signed cornerback Robert Rochell, a move that can be viewed as a depth addition given the team's injury struggles at the position last season. With Trevon Diggs recovering from a knee surgery and rookie Shavon Revel Jr. working back from an ACL tear, the Cowboys are looking to bolster their secondary. Rochell, a former fourth-round pick, has mainly played on special teams, and his experience could be useful as the team navigates its current challenges.

While some critics consider this signing a lackluster one, the Cowboys opted not to pursue high-profile options like Jaire Alexander and Jalen Ramsey, indicating confidence in their existing players. Rochell's ability to potentially secure a roster spot will largely depend on his performance in special teams, where he could prove his worth beyond mere depth.