Dallas Cowboys
Maybe Jerry Jones should run the draft from his yacht every year? He destroyed this year’s event in the best way, kicking things off with arguably the biggest steal of the first round, landing Oklahoma wide receiver CeeDee Lamb at No. 17 overall.
Alabama cornerback Trevon Diggs was another bargain in the second round, and his skill set is perfectly suited to replace the departed Byron Jones. Oklahoma’s Neville Gallimore was their third steal in a row, coming off the board at least a full round after he should have at No. 82 overall.
Day 3 brought more value and quality depth with another big, athletic corner (Tulsa’s Reggie Robinson II), a versatile interior blocker (Wisconsin’s Tyler Biadasz) and one of the Senior Bowl’s most impressive edge defenders (Utah’s Bradlee Anae). Throw in an intriguing small-school quarterback in James Madison’s Ben DiNucci, and the Cowboys made themselves much better on both sides of the ball.