The Dallas Cowboys bolstered their run game on Thursday, signing running back Miles Sanders to a one-year contract, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Sanders, 27, spent two disappointing seasons with the Carolina Panthers after inking a four-year,

It hasn't been the flashiest offseason for the Dallas Cowboys, but they've at least been active and filled several holes on their roster during NFL free agency. This isn't exactly a loaded class, so the best results might come from the middle-tier signings,

On Wednesday night, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported that veteran running back Miles Sanders plans to sign with the Cowboys on a one-year deal. Sanders spent his last two seasons with the Carolina Panthers, and prior to that spent four years with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Dallas Cowboys made another NFL free agent move by turning to a former Philadelphia Eagles running back. Learn more about Miles Sanders.

The Dallas Cowboys didn't make many flashy additions early in NFL free agency, but they've made some smart additions. That includes bringing back Dante Fowler Jr. and signing a pair of running backs — Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders.