Dallas Cowboys Prepare for NFL Draft with High Hopes

FRISCO, Texas – It’s NFL Draft week, and the Dallas Cowboys are ready to make a splash. With ten picks, including the crucial 12th overall selection, the team is weighing its options as the draft approaches on Thursday.

The Cowboys’ staff writers have laid out predictions for their annual seven-round mock draft, highlighting key positions such as wide receiver, running back, and defensive linemen. These selections, however, do not include any potential trades, which are common for the Cowboys during this high-stakes event.

Among the players frequently mentioned as possible picks, Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan stands out. Draft analysts describe him as a game changer who could become a vital asset opposite star receiver CeeDee Lamb. “The Cowboys desperately need a WR2, and McMillan has the size and skills to make an immediate impact,” noted Jordan Reid from ESPN.

Matthew Golden from Texas has also emerged as a popular choice for the Cowboys. He is praised for his explosive speed and route-running ability, which could help enhance the offense significantly. “Golden was the engine of Texas’ offense and would be a perfect complement to Lamb,” analyst Dane Brugler of The Athletic stated.

If the Cowboys opt for a running back, North Carolina’s Omarion Hampton could be a strong selection. Despite varying opinions on the necessity of taking a running back early, experts believe that Hampton possesses the talent to become a franchise player.

Stephen Jones, COO and co-owner of the Cowboys, hinted at the potential to trade down, yet many analysts suggest Dallas will likely stick to their pick at 12. “It will be fascinating to see who is available and what direction the team ultimately chooses,” commented NFL analyst Adam Rank.

The anticipation continues to build as fans and analysts alike await the Cowboys’ decisions on draft night. The selections made will not only address immediate roster needs but also shape the team’s future for years to come.