"It's only natural to have your own personal favorite players you hope the Dallas Cowboys draft. We all have our own vision of who we believe can help the organization improve. It's one of the reasons why all of these mock draft exercises are fun and entertaining. And, it's a great way to learn about certain players you may have overlooked or had ranked differently than someone else."
"Odds are Gronowski will end up being an undrafted free agent, but being a late-round selection is possible as well. He has some Taysom Hill similarities to his game due to the physicality he shows when running the ball and his willingness to do the dirty work. He also has shown the arm talent to become a longtime backup QB. Pairing him and Joe Milton to compete for the QB2 job could be an interesting position to watch."
"After winning a National Championship to immediately turning round to compete in the Senior Bowl, you can't help but fall in love with Kaelon Black's competitiveness and love for the game. He is a smaller compact RB who doesn't possess great breakaway speed, however, his foot quickness, vision, contact balance, and ability to get small through the whole makes them difficult to tackle. He's also a better-than-expected receiver."
Fans often favor personal players they want the Dallas Cowboys to draft, using mock drafts to learn about overlooked prospects. The Cowboys are expected to target defense heavily but may still spend picks on offense. Gronowski projects as an undrafted free agent or late-round pick; he shows Taysom Hill-like physicality as a runner, willingness to do dirty work, and enough arm talent to be a long-term backup, potentially competing with Joe Milton for QB2. Kaelon Black combines compact size with foot quickness, vision, contact balance, and surprising receiving ability, making him hard to tackle. Reggie Virgil offers Day-3 versatility, playing inside or outside with vertical ability and short-area quickness.
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