Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys right now are sitting at 12. So you look at the landscape there. You have several teams who would potentially be open to moving back. Might the Cowboys jump up a little bit to get a key defensive piece in an offseason when it has all about fixing that defense.

Ezeiruaku logged nine starts in 2025, handling a defensive snap share of 55%. He managed 40 total stops, nine tackles for loss, and a pair of sacks.

The Rockies specified only that the Penner investment made them the largest minority stakeholder under the Monfort family, which retains majority ownership.

Jermod McCoy's Pro Day performance included a 4.38-second forty-yard dash and a 38-inch vertical jump, showcasing his elite athleticism and readiness for the NFL.

Wicks, 24, had a modest 2025 season with Green Bay - 30 catches for 332 yards and two touchdowns - but the Packers remain well-stocked at receiver even after the move.

Cisse finished this year with 27 total tackles, an interception, and five passes defended, and he notably allowed catches on only 34.6% of his targets.

Quinnen Williams is one of the best interior defensive linemen in the league, known for his brute strength and quickness, making him a disruptive force in both the passing and running game.

Caleb Downs... when he joins whatever team he joins he will immediately be the smartest player on that defense and the face of the franchise.

If Christian Parker is serious about what he has said he wants this defense to be, then this is the kind of move I think Dallas should at least chase.

The Cowboys are hoping that year three is when everything clicks for Tyler Guyton. Although he's got tremendous size and above average athleticism for an offensive tackle, he's still struggling with his technique and consistency.

Uar Bernard and Joshua Weru put up insane numbers at the International Pathway Program Pro Day. If Dallas wants to find upside in different places, these are the kind of prospects the front office should be watching.