"We obviously have one of the elite pressure players in the league in DeMarcus Ware," Jones said. "I think we have to get Spencer more involved in terms of productivity. Then you look at our defensive linemen -- Ratliff and Hatcher and those guys, I think we have to get better there but I think we can do that."

"I think the Giants showed, with their late-season surge, when they got healthy in the defensive line, they were able to get that pressure on good quarterbacks," Jones said. "It certainly disrupts."

Jones reiterated that it all comes back to pressure.

"A young player like RG3, if we can get pressure on guys like that, I think it affects their accuracy, I think it affects their productivity and I think it will allow us to have success against them," Jones said.

Analysis: The Cowboys could trade back here because most of the defensive players they are holding out for are still on the board -- Fletcher Cox, Michael Brockers, Courtney Upshaw and maybe Dre Kirkpatrick. They need a defensive end in the worst way. Cox visited, Brockers didn't. I don't feel as if they really like Upshaw at 14, and Kirkpatrick would have a better shot if they hadn't signed Brandon Carr. No DeCastro means that this is going to be a choice between Barron, Cox and Brockers. They grab the safety now and work on the defensive ends in the second or third rounds.

DeSean Jackson adds more pressure to his Dream Team by guaranteeing a Superbowl for the length of his contract.

Dallas apparently has interest in Dan Conner. Looks like the team may want him to compete with Bruce Carter, if Carolina can't resign him.

He's out until training camps begin. Say hello to our second round pick.

Insider article on BSPN, where Trent Dilfer mentions Tony Romo as an underappreciated QB. I don't pay for insider so I didn't get to see all of the article.

I'm surprised I haven't seen this mentioned by the Dallas media. For someone who plays with the intensity of Dez it's something worth looking into.

Glad to see workouts have begun. Lets hope the veterans get the rookies who attended up to speed.

ESPN voted Demarcus Ware and Jason Witten as the best at their positions in this ongoing series. The voters aren't as kind in regards to Tony Romo. Here's how they voted:
1. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
2. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
3. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
4. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
5. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers
6. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
7t. Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles
7t. Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons
9. Eli Manning, New York Giants
10t. Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens
10t. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys

In MY opinion, Romo should be ahead of Eli and Flacco no question. I'd say he should be 7th slightly ahead of Matt Ryan and about on par with Vick but just behind Rivers.

DeMarcus Ware was voted as the best pass rusher in the NFL by ESPN. A similar survey nets Witten as the top TE by the slimmest of margins.