Dallas Cowboys Sign Cornerback Derion Kendrick
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a one-year contract with cornerback Derion Kendrick, a person familiar with the decision told Filmogaz.com. The move adds depth to a secondary undergoing roster changes this offseason. It also continues Dallas’ push to strengthen its defense.
Player background
Kendrick is 25 years old and was originally a sixth-round draft pick. He began his career with the Los Angeles Rams and has experience in multiple defensive schemes. His background includes both starting and reserve roles.
Recent transactions
Kendrick joined the Seattle Seahawks via waivers ahead of the 2025 season. He played in five games for Seattle before being placed on waivers again. The Rams reclaimed him in late November of the same year.
Career statistics
Kendrick has appeared in 47 NFL games, with 17 starts. His career totals include tackles and interceptions that reflect his role on defense.
| Games Played | Starts | Tackles | Interceptions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | 17 | 102 | 3 |
What he brings to Dallas
The signing gives the Cowboys additional cornerback depth during training camp and preseason. Kendrick brings special teams value and experience from multiple organizations. He will compete for snaps in a crowded defensive backfield.
Outlook
The one-year deal allows the Cowboys flexibility while assessing Kendrick’s fit. Expect coaches to evaluate him on coverage, tackling, and situational play. Filmogaz.com will track his progress through the offseason and regular season roster cuts.
