"Fans know the Cowboys need another guy creating pressure on the opposing quarterback, opposite of Donovan Ezeiruaku, and Howell gives the front instant juice. Styles is the type of linebacker that will thrive in modern defenses. He has sideline to sideline speed and the size, length, and versatility to pair perfectly with our own DeMarvion Overshown. We all know the Cowboys need a safety help and Little is the smart/athletic back-end defender who will strengthen what has been one of our biggest weaknesses."
"A big runner with some speed at the second level. He does have some medical red flags, but could pair nicely with Javonte Williams in the Cowboys backfield. Double-dipping at edge gives the Cowboys real rotational depth and this pick could turn into a future star. A late-round Iowa lineman is always worth a look. Especially with our backup center entering free agency after the season."
Two mock drafts propose using two first-round picks plus multiple later selections to address Dallas Cowboys roster needs. Mock Draft #1 emphasizes a defensive reload by selecting EDGE Cassius Howell at 16 and LB Sonny Styles at 27, followed by S Earl Little Jr. in Round 4, HB CJ Baxter in Round 5, EDGE Anto Saka later in Round 5, and C Logan Jones in Round 7. Both mock drafts earned A-level grades from PFF. The defensive-focused board adds pass rushers, a versatile sideline-to-sideline linebacker, safety help, and depth at running back and center to address roster vulnerabilities.
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