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Dan Quinn discussed the Dallas Cowboys' recent loss, highlighting significant injuries to DE Dorance Armstrong and QB Jayden Daniels, with Armstrong's season over due to a knee injury and Daniels' hamstring injury not being long-term. The team is exploring options to replace Armstrong and improve their defense.
Dorance Armstrong, now with the Washington Commanders, is feeling increased urgency ahead of facing his former team, the Dallas Cowboys, this Sunday. Armstrong, who has started all 10 games for the Commanders this season, acknowledges the significance of playing against his old team, especially as the Commanders are in the NFC playoff race with a 7-4 record. He has been keeping an eye on the Cowboys' struggles this season and sees the upcoming game as an opportunity to further impact their season negatively.
Edge rusher Dorance Armstrong agrees to a three-year deal with the Commanders, reuniting with former Cowboys coach Dan Quinn. The deal has a maximum value of $45 million, and Armstrong is expected to bolster Washington's defense after recording 7.5 sacks, seven tackles for loss, and 12 quarterback hits in the 2023 season.
Defensive end Dorance Armstrong has agreed to a three-year deal with the Washington Commanders, reuniting with coach Dan Quinn. The contract has a maximum value of $45 million. Armstrong, who previously played for the Dallas Cowboys, recorded 21 sacks in the last three seasons. Known for his ability against the run and contributions on special teams, Armstrong's signing adds depth to the Commanders' defensive line.
The Washington Commanders have reportedly signed defensive end Dorance Armstrong during the NFL’s legal tampering period, reuniting him with new head coach Dan Quinn. With a need for pass rushers after trading away Montez Sweat and Chase Young, the team is looking to address the position through free agency and the upcoming draft.
Only one out of nine former Kansas Jayhawks football players made a 53-man roster in the NFL following the preseason cuts. Defensive end Dorance Armstrong remains with the Dallas Cowboys after a successful 2022 season. The rest of the players, including Hakeem Adeniji, Earl Bostick Jr., Kyron Johnson, Kwamie Lassiter II, Lonnie Phelps, Caleb Sampson, and Steven Sims Jr., were cut but some have signed with practice squads. The expansion of practice squads has provided increased opportunities for roster-bubble talent.