Dallas Cowboys Pull Off Surprise Blockbuster Trade With Minnesota Vikings

In three years with the Cowboys, the soon-to-be 26-year-old Wright finished with five pass defenses and 37 combined tackles.

Booth played at Clemson from 2019 to 2021, recording five interceptions, nine pass breakups and one forced fumble. He helped Clemson to a 2019 national championship game appearance, where they fell to the Joe Burrow-led LSU Tigers.

Andrew Booth Gets The Fresh Start He Needs

The Vikings had two different defensive coordinators (Ed Donatell in 2022 and Brian Flories in 2023) during Booth’s tenure in Minnesota, and neither of them were confident enough to give him a starting job.

It was obvious that the ex-Clemson star needed a change of scenery. And it’s hard to think of many better landing spots than Dallas, a team with two All-Pro corners in DaRon Bland and Trevon Diggs.

Booth will get the chance to flourish on a Dallas team that has churned out a top-10 defense in each of the last three years. This trade feels like a win-win for both teams, who get the opportunity to revive the career of a young and talented corner that hasn’t put it all together yet.