The Dallas Cowboys continue to remake their offensive front in the 2020 offseason with the signing of former Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Cameron Erving.
Erving was allowed to walk by the Chiefs this offseason when the team refused to pick up an option for the 2020 season. That move made Erving a free agent and now that the draft has settled, the Cowboys and other such teams had the chance to see their post-draft needs and address them accordingly.
Erving had been with the Chiefs ever since the 2017 preseason when new general manager Brett Veach decided to trade a fifth round pick to the Cleveland Browns for the versatile lineman.