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The Cowboys need cornerback help.
After losing Jourdan Lewis in free agency and Trevon Diggs unlikely to be ready for the start of the season, Dallas will need to find at least one starting level player at cornerback in this draft class. With Will Johnson and Jahdae Barron being the potential options at 12, we will take a look at some day two options for the Cowboys to improve the cornerback room.
The Cowboys have a knack for drafting players coming off of injury in round two. Shavon Revel fits that mold here as...
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There are a couple of rock-solid givens in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Cam Ward will be the number one pick by Tennessee, the Cowboys won’t get a chance to draft Ashton Jeanty thanks to the Raiders, and two Colorado Buffaloes could go back-to-back.
Okay, the last one is the least likely of the three.
Many mock drafts have the Browns taking Sheduer Sanders at quarterback, despite Cleveland having recently acquired Kenny Pickett. I disagree.
Without further ado, let’s check out my mock draft, starting today with the opening round.
And With The First Pick
*Cam Ward, QB,...
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Notable headlines surrounding America’s team.
These names might not sell as many jerseys as an RB or WR, but they might be more impactful at 12.
OL Will Campbell, LSU
Offensive line isn’t the sexiest position to draft, but for the Cowboys, it might be the most important for the offense HC Brian Schottenheimer wants to run.
With RG Zack Martin retiring and questions surrounding Tyler Guyton’s development, Dallas desperately needs to reinforce offensive line....
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Last week, the Dallas Cowboys solved an immediate roster issue by trading for quarterback Joe Milton. The former Tennessee alum saw just one game in his rookie year with the Patriots.
With Cooper Rush signing with the Ravens and Trey Lance off to the Chargers, the Cowboys needed another backup for Dak Prescott in addition to Will Grier.
The trade didn’t cost Dallas much at all. Sending one of their 5th round picks to New England for Milton and a seventh rounder.
This allowed the Cowboys to address a need they expected to attend to in the draft without losing...
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What is the best way that the first 3 rounds can go for the Cowboys in your opinion?
Thanks to "Dallas Day" and the players the Dallas Cowboys are bringing in for their league allotted 30 pre-draft visits, more and more information is rolling in as to which players have piqued their interest in the 2025 NFL Draft set to kick off later this month (April 24-26). With that information, we can more accurately predict their potential draft selections.
Today, we attempt to predict what the team would view as being an ideal draft haul in the first three rounds....
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Do you want to see the Cowboys draft a tight end? If so... where?
The NFL, and more importantly, the Dallas Cowboys, enter full draft mode as we are in April. We continue our top positional series and this time look at the top tight ends in the draft, describing their best and worst attribute and the reasons why.
Best - Versatility
Standing at 6’6” and weighing just under 260 pounds, Warren possesses all the physical attributes to excel in multiple roles within an NFL offense. Warren has demonstrated the ability to line up as...
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How the newly-added quarterback is just what the offense needed.
When the Dallas Cowboys lost Cooper Rush to the Baltimore Ravens in free agency, it caught a few by surprise. Since joining the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent in 2017, Rush has spent most of his career with the Cowboys with some memorable moments, like his win against the Minnesota Vikings in primetime on Halloween night in 2021. Rush’s departure left a hole for the Cowboys to fill, and with starting quarterback Dak Prescott finishing the 2024 season on injured reserve, the risk of Prescott getting hurt again lingers....
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Here is our scouting report on Nic Scourton from Texas A&M
We continue our 2025 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at defensive end Nic Scourton from Texas A&M.
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Texas A&M Aggies
Junior
4-star recruit
6’3”
257 lbs
Nic Scourton, born on August 25, 2004, in Bryan, Texas, and attended Bryan High School. Over his final two seasons, he amassed 136 tackles and eight sacks. His performance earned him a spot in the All-American Bowl, showcasing the nation’s top high school talent. He was...
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As the Dallas Cowboys prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, they find themselves in a familiar position: stuck between the urge to make a splash and the need to fix glaring roster issues.
Picking 12th overall, Cowboys fans want them to target a flashy wide receiver, an electric edge rusher, or even a quarterback to shake things up.
But what if the Cowboys decide to play it safe like they’ve done so many times before, and take a player that will make the fans throw their hands up in despair?
This might seem like a nightmare, and it probably will...
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It makes sense for the Cowboys to address their offensive line during the NFL Draft.
The Cowboys have had a busy offseason here in 2025. After being very active bringing in more outside free agents than the fans are used to seeing and trading for Kenneth Murray, Kaiir Elam, and Joe Milton, the Cowboys may not be done adding to the roster prior to the 2025 NFL draft.
The Dallas Cowboys are still looking for more help, specifically along the offensive line. We know this because they worked out veteran OL Saahdiq Charles.
Charles, a four-year veteran, announced his retirement...
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The Dallas Cowboys defense has been a top focus of the front office this off-season. From hiring Matt Eberflus as defensive coordinator to extending Osa Odighizuwa, the team has tried hard to buff up the D, and one NFL Draft prospect could be the finishing touch.
Even with Odighizuwa’s return, defensive tackle remains a major need for Dallas. Mazi Smith has yet to prove himself as a starter, and recently signed Solomon Thomas is a depth piece.
Former Jets DT Solomon Thomas reached agreement today on a two-year deal with a max value of $8 million with the Dallas...
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Your Sunday morning Cowboys news.
Cowboys meet with a first-round talent running back not named Ashton Jeanty.
The Dallas Cowboys are meeting with potential draft picks this week as they’re hosting their top 30 visits and ’Dallas Day’ prospects. Not every name has been confirmed but some of the biggest names in the 2025 NFL Drafthave made their way to The Star in Frisco.
One of those players happens to be North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton, who is skyrocketing up draft...
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