The Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots will square

off in Super Bowl LIII today. It will be a Super Bowl rematch from 16 years ago when the Patriots defeated the Rams 20-17 in what was the beginning of the Patriots dynasty. It should be an exciting game that will feature a lot of great players. Some of these stars would sure look nice in a Cowboys uniform as they’d come in handy as the team tries to advance in the playoffs. If you could have any player from one of these two teams Customized Dallas Cowboys Jerseys , who would it be?Aaron DonaldOkay, this is the easiest choice. Donald is a flat out beast. Since entering the league in 2014, Donald has planted himself as the best defensive tackle in the NFL. He’s been a Pro Bowler in all five years in the league. He’s never had a season with under eight sacks and recorded a remarkable 20.5 sacks this past season. Donald was the Defensive Player of the Year in 2017.Cowboys fans were high on Donald entering the 2014 draft, but unfortunately he was selected three spots before the Cowboys were on the clock. With the remarkable skill set he has and the Cowboys needing more push in the middle, Donald would be the obvious choice here. For that reason, he’ll be excluded from the poll.Rob GronkowskiWhen healthy, Gronkowski offers one of the most lopsided mismatches in the game. Standing 6’6” and 265 pounds, Gronk has the size to out-battle defensive backs and the speed to beat linebackers. He’s a four-time All-Pro with four seasons over 1,000 yards receiving. He’s also had double-digit touchdown catches five times. At 29-years-old, he’s still a tough cover when he’s on the field. Unfortunately, that’s the issue. Gronkowski hasn’t played a full 16-game season since 2011 as he’s constantly dealing with some type of injury.The Cowboys are still looking for a playmaking tight end to replace the departed Jason Witten and Gronk is one of the game’s elite.Lamarcus JoynerLike Donald Womens Amari Cooper Jersey , safety Lamarcus Joyner was also selected in the 2014 NFL draft, only he wasn’t picked until the second round (41st overall). He’s had a good career so far, but it wasn’t enough for Los Angeles to offer him an extension this past year. At the same time, they didn’t want him to get away so they franchise tagged him. He started his career as a slot corner, but has now transformed into a starting free safety. Joyner is a strong tackler as he’s only missed one tackle over the last two seasons.He isn’t the big name player like the other guys on this list, but he’s a good player at a position the Cowboys could use some help.James WhiteThe Patriots have Sony Michel as their workhorse running back, but they still find a lot of work for receiving back James White. A fourth-round pick in 2014, White is used to taking the backseat to other running backs. He’s shared time with Shane Vereen, LeGarrette Blount, Dion Lewis, and now Michel; but that hasn’t stopped him from being a real force in this Patriots offense.White had a career high 181 touches this year and churned out 1 http://www.dallascowboysteamonline.com/amari-cooper-jersey ,176 total scrimmage yards and 12 total touchdowns. A player like White would be a nice asset on any offense.Cooper KuppThe Rams selected the Eastern Washington wide receiver in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He wasted no time making an impact for the Rams as he caught 62 passes for 869 yards his rookie season. Before a knee injury cut his season short this year, Kupp was having a Pro Bowl season as he had established himself as one of Jared Goff’s favorite targets.The Cowboys blew up their receiver group last year and more remodeling could be done this offseason. With the future of Cole Beasley, Terrance Williams, and Allen Hurns all up in the air, the team could be looking for another playmaking receiver to add to the band. Could you imagine Kupp playing with Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup?Kupp won’t be playing in the big game, but he’ll be back next year and that’s going to make the Rams offense that much tougher. Mailbag: What Can The Cowboys Learn From NE? - Bryan Broaddus & Rob Phillips - DallasCowboys.comThe Mothership’s writers respond to reader’s questions, including one asking how the Cowboys could possibly move on from Cole Beasley without an adequate replacement. 3 under-the-radar Cowboys who could become big contributors in 2019, including a forgotten man at WR - John Owning, SportsDayOwning provides his usual gif-heavy analysis of three under-the-radar contributors to the Cowboys’ 2018 season. The Athletic’s NFL “Super Bowl-Era” franchise rankings – Bob Sturm, The AthleticThe Sturminator embarks on his annual, long-term evaluation of every NFL franchise and notes how the Cowboys’ have slid from the top spot to their current position in third place. Jason Garrett’s 4th downs attempts against the Rams - Eli Cuellar Authentic Dak Prescott Jersey , CowboysWireJason Garrett’s in-game decision-making has been questioned throughout his career. 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