Maybe, per the following article:

October 25 2022
https://athlonsports.com/nfl/nfl-world-reacts-to-dallas-cowboys-trade-news

[clarifying inserts, not part of original
article, included in brackets]

.... A significant move by the Cowboys. The
NFL world is impressed with Jerry Jones'
decision. [not sure why/how the writer de-
cided that, did he take a poll or something?]

"Looking to shore up the their run defense,
the Dallas Cowboys acquired defensive tackle
Johnathan Hankins and a 2024 7th-round pick
from the Las Vegas Raiders for a 2023 6th-
round pick, according to source," said Todd
Archer.

[the article says the Cowboys acquired him
from the Ravens - not sure why they say that
as his career page shows him currently with
the Raiders]
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HankJo00.htm

His best year (per the PFR Approximate Value
rating of 8) was 2016 (he has 3 years with an
AV of 7 & 2 years with an AV of 6).
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HankJo00.htm

His age is 30. Not sure why the article calls him
an "older player", but hey, age is subjective & if
one is 67 (my current age) 30 appears young &
with Tom Brady being 45, well, one person's old
is another person's young. Maybe the article
should have said he's a middle-age player?

Key point in the article is saying the Cowboys
acquired him to him with their run defense, not
sure if he'll be able to help against one of the
best rush offenses in the league (the Bears) this
week, but if he can play, he may be able to help
this week.

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