Possible Destinations For Former Saints OLB Junior Galette

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7. DALLAS COWBOYS

Last, but certainly, not least; we come to “America’s Team” (in their own eyes, anyway).

We all know that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is notoriously not afraid to throw out the big bucks to land the biggest names in free-agency (which Galette is now), and he definitely isn’t worried about Galette’s reputation — given the fact that he just recently signed former Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy, who was suspended by the League after a publicized domestic violence incident.

There’s no way you can convince me that Jones wouldn’t love to add Galette on the side opposite of Hardy (when they’re both actually on the field if not serving time for their likely suspensions), simply just because he can.

Putting Galette and Hardy on the field together would bolster a Cowboys defense that just two years ago was one of the NFL’s worst.

Speaking of the Panthers, I had thought about adding them to the mix for signing Junior; since they could use upgrades with defensive ends Wes Horton and Kony Ealy — and also since they just lost Hardy to the Cowboys.