The Dallas Cowboys entered the offseason with one goal in mind: Improve on defense to set the team up for a bounce-back year in 2026. During the NFL Draft, the Cowboys finally landed the impact player they have been searching for in the secondary with Ohio State Buckeyes All-American safety Caleb Downs . Dallas traded up one spot to No. 11 overall to secure Downs, who gives new defensive coordinator Christian Parker the perfect player to build around . Parker values versatility, which is exactly what Downs brings to the table. "hen you listen to Christian's vision and Derrick Ansley and guys like that, you hear them talk about what's so hard about playing nickel in this league, is you have to cover like a corner, tackle like a linebacker and blitz like a safety ," head coach Brian Schottenheimer said about the team's defensive scheme.…